Sidewinder wrote:
I'm glad it's making more sense now. Was the text confusing in some way? Is there another way I could explain in the tutorial that would be more clear?
Nah, I think it's fine the way it is. But perhaps it's because I get it now
But people are different, and will be stumped by different aspects.
At work we call it a "Bunny problem", after a coworker who had a stuffed bunny in his office. He could solve most problems by describing the problem to the stuffed bunny.
IBM im Norway had similar tactics with their customers, all customers had to give a detailed description of their problem to the lady in the reception, and if they still had a problem after describing it to the receptionist then they would get help. But most didn't as they realized what was wrong by "talking aloud" about the problem.
That was how I realized why you OR when you "select", and why you AND when you test.
