JackbyDev

Yes. Go tell Wikipedia that I won't open a textbook.

Open a textbook: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Guide_to_requests_for_adminship

Tell them, not me.

Python is an imperative language.

How do you tell a dog to walk? "Dog, walks!" or "Dog, walk!"

Go tell Wikipedia about that, not me. It's a community you can join. You very clearly feel very strongly about it. Talking to me about it isn't going to change anything.

Wowww. Insisting that they're good at math. I distinctly remember learning that RPN doesn't need parentheses in college.

reverse Polish calculators do not need expressions to be parenthesized

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation

But, you know, anyone can edit Wikipedia. Someone probably put that there who hasn't opened a math textbook.

They seem to believe that and on the 8th day God made the one true objective order of operations that all humans use and agree on.

It's funny that you define "ignore" as "not doing what you tell someone to" because by that definition you've been ignoring me too. Go edit the article if you feel this strongly.

I haven't ignored anything you said. I'm telling you that if you have a problem with those that you should contact them to fix them.

Go tell Berkeley I did that.

I did read everything you said and I do know how to do math. I hope you are able to enact the change you want to see in Wikipedia and the article. Good luck.

Tell them, not me.