Naming (Was Re: [lpi-discuss] General comments on LPI levels)
Evan Leibovitch
evan at telly.org
Thu Sep 15 03:30:03 EDT 2005
john at johnallsopp.co.uk wrote:
>I see ambiguity in the numbers too. Anyway, Linux always starts with
>zero, so why do we start with 1?
>
>
Because Level 0 wasn't the first exam to be done, just as the first Star
Wars film made was #4 :-).
>But seriously .. 1 is primary, it could easily be taken, if there
>weren't other linguistic indications, that level 1 is primary, the top
>certification.
>
>
Perhaps, but doubtful. Most people in IT, in any language, understand
that (1 < 2) is true far more often than (1 > 2).
- Evan
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