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On 20.12.12 10:13, Manuel Collado wrote:
> The problem is to agree if a degenerated triangle is or not an acceptable triangle.

I think it the tutorial states what the sum of two sides
should be in relation to the third.

When will academia stop messing up teaching basics
of formal things, such as programming, by shifting
attention to other branches of mathematics, such
as geometry?