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See ozo's comment at<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/lang/c/Q.10070296" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/lang/c/Q.10070296</a><br />

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See ozo's comment at
https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/lang/c/Q.10070296 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/comp/lang/c/Q.10070296]


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Hey Marvinm,<br />
Looks like I stuffed up with the points.<br />
Are you able to credit me with the 400 extra points I gave you by mistake,<br />
or are you falling off your chair right now with laughter?<br />
ABCDEF12<br />

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Hey Marvinm,
Looks like I stuffed up with the points.
Are you able to credit me with the 400 extra points I gave you by mistake,
or are you falling off your chair right now with laughter?
ABCDEF12


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I don't think you gave me an extra 400 points, but if would rather these points go to one of the other experts that commented on you question you'll get no argument from me. - mm<br />

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I don't think you gave me an extra 400 points, but if would rather these points go to one of the other experts that commented on you question you'll get no argument from me. - mm


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marvinm,<br />
I think abcdef12 is confused about the grading process. &nbsp;From what I can detemine without some additional information from abcdef12, everything worked as it should have on the questions he posted.<br />
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Linda<br />

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marvinm,
I think abcdef12 is confused about the grading process.  From what I can detemine without some additional information from abcdef12, everything worked as it should have on the questions he posted.

Linda


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I thought I gave you 200 points. <br />
What happened ? <br />
I typed in 200. <br />
Was it because I checked one of the boxes as well ? <br />
abcdef12
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I thought I gave you 200 points. 
What happened ? 
I typed in 200. 
Was it because I checked one of the boxes as well ? 
abcdef12

MARVINM

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