The is why I used chr("a") rather than the number 96. I rember the hex
equivalent that digits are 30 to 39, capital A is 41, lower case a is 61
(6 x 16 + 1 = 96). I was looking at Neil's code where here used the
numbers and used 96 + 1 to get the letter "a". I didn't look closely
that he started his for loop at 1 where I started at 0.

Basic originally started arrays and indexing at one at later added the
feature of having the option for either zero or one. I'm used to C
Language which always used zero as the first item in arrays. This is a
problem that has been happening for over 2000 years. Man invented one
before he invented zero (and negative numbers).


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