Slash

Sally For this summer program at NYU.

These ain't no slashes, folks.

Why are you still filming? I'm gone document this, don't worry. Spoiler alert

That's kind of like what we're at.

The second slash we can find by looking from the first slash onwards.

It's a way of using the language between actual people.

It's doesn't include the slash itself.

So, AE must be equal to CE

We know that AE is going to be equal to EC,

The month is equal to everything up to the first slash, and that's exclusive.

Another example is slash.

The day is between the first slash and the second slash.

In the child support worksheet, you list medical, dental child care, transportation, housing, education, food, clothing.

Basically, I detect the situation where URL ends in a bunch of slashes.

The first forward slash we can find at the position between the month and the day.

We can't say it's exactly two steps after or one step, because the day could be one digit or two digits.

And then we will do it right over here.

So as you could see, we still have the same cost of goods to manufacture the product as before, 33.

Cost of living, food, clothing, utilities say, 2 grand a month.

The JSTOR database was organized, so it was completely trivial to figure out how you could download all the articles in JSTOR, because it was basically numbered.

We can see my title is set to ascii and we've got the text, ascii , up here.

Instead of doing void tags with no closing slash, you include the closing slash before the greater than.

How are we going to split up month, day, and year?

You can see, for example, some of these header tags are these little void tags that have the closing slashes.

Now, this is because our editing environment may be in a different directory structure than our production environment that users are actually playing.

Better luck tomorrow. I hope so.

I bought it for free you know that right?

To go to school?

Taxes?

How much would it cost?

but the cost, Miss...

It could be just the cost of having salespeople travel around the country and taking people out to steak dinners.

And the numbers are used to make decisions.

The forwards slash marks each division in the reference, and the sequence is read from left to right.

Returns the slash separated path to the given item in the tree.

Also, speakers are not being paid. This is a TEDx rule.

I have all of this overhead expense and often times, on a regular income statement, it will be called selling, general and administrative, or overhead costs, or operating costs or something like that.

And then the general and administrative, that's just all the stuff that the corporate office does, and all the people who are at that level.

There was a huge amount of crime.

What are the cost and expenses to operate the business model?

I really want to understand what's the cost structure to operate the business.

250 plus expenses.

Guess who has the money?

The tag format is the same.