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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Looking for Ada Technique Name and References
Date: 2000/02/22
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> type Transpose is new Matrix;
> D := Transpose (E) * F;  --  D gets the result of multiplying E'F
  Perhaps there's a term for it among magicians.  You get the audience's
attention focused on what you seem to be doing to E, and they don't
notice that you're actually doing something to '*' instead.  Is this
for an obfuscated code contest?