Jean Trenchant
Jean Trenchant (... – 15th-century) was a French mathematician[1]
Arithmetique, 1571
L'aritmetique departie en trois livres was used as a reference by Simon Stevin in the prefaction of Tafelen van Interest.
Works
- Trenchant, Jean (1561). L'aritmetique de Jan Trenchant departie en trois livres, ensemble un petit discours des changes. Avec l'art de calculet aux Getons (in French). Lyon: Jove.
- Trenchant, Jean (1571). Arithmetique (in French). A Lyon: Michel Jouve, Pierre Roussin.
gollark: I hope you were not malloced using my implementation.
gollark: ++delete all operating system development
gollark: > strings prefixed by the length are bad because you cant take a subset of the string by just adding an offset to the pointer and have it be a valid stringWait, you can't really do that anyway with null-terminated ones if you want a subset of fixed length.
gollark: You shouldn't do that. That would possibly cause so many memory issues.
gollark: I mean, to be honest I somewhat agree, it introduces so many convoluted problems and if it wasn't for the fact that many people need Unicode to meaningfully type and such on computers I would probably not want it.
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