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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Help Me Please :)
Date: 2000/03/01
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In <38BC7A6E.EC5DE68B@mindspring.com> Al Johnston said:
>to use a RANGE of strings from the string A to the string.  I think it
>should be
>'A'..'Z'
  Correct.

>then again, I said I was new to this stuff... I want my c back!
Would you really prefer a language in which
  for(i="A";i<"Z";i++)printf("%c",i);
is not caught at compile time, but instead gives you exciting debugging
opportunities?  ;)