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Nick Vitsinsky
7,246 PointsSeems that reversed index starts from -1, not kind a -0
It is strange for me that positive index starting from 1, while reversed is starting from -1 It should be the same from my point of view. So the first item in array must have index 1, and in reversed format should be -1
Don't you think the same?
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Michael Hulet
47,912 PointsWhile I see where you're coming from, this doesn't make mathematical sense. 0 is a neutral value -- it has no positive or negative sign, and cannot ever have one. This makes using -0 impossible to use as an indexing system
Nick Vitsinsky
7,246 PointsNick Vitsinsky
7,246 PointsTotally agree on that, that's why I was used 'kinda -0'