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python:

x = -7 / 5
y = -7 % 5
 
print(x) # = -1.4
print(y) # = 3
 

rust automatic datatype detection (i32):

let x = -7 / 5;
let y = -7 % 5;
 
println!("{x}"); // = -1
println!("{y}"); // = -2

Rust f32

let x = -7. / 5.;
let y = -7. % 5.;
 
println!("{x}"); // = -1.4
println!("{y}"); // = -2
 

The code would sometimes overflow, and sometimes your program deals with it, and sometimes the compiler catches it and says the number will overflow.

z := 1073741824 * 2;

The whole parking situation is confusing and frankly designed by vampires. I talked to one of the workers from europark/apoca and he said that they dont own the parkinglot, and that they only get a share of the money. Students assumed that the parkinglot is owned by apoca, but that doesnt seem to be the case. I want to know who owns it, and who made the agreement with the apoca regarding the park checking. We need to change something here, because getting a parking ticket thats costing a student almost 1000kr is destructive to their livelyhood. Imagine that you needed to pay a parking ticket worth 6th of your income. I want to know who to get into contact with to get some sort of comprimise regarding this.

i know that workers here have some sort of sign up system, so there is already presedent for this. so if we as students could get something like that it would be ideal. it could be that we need to refresh every semester, or its connected to our school email account. Both of those solutions would be better than a qr code you sometimes need to scan twice a day (if you attend after school events)