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Aug 17, 2017
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Conan
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Grammar nerds, listen up. What's the proper way to note units of measurement after a number?
Example: 0.08mm or 0.08 mm. Space between the last number and units, or no space?
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Grammar nerds, listen up. What's the proper way to note units of measurement after a number?
Conan
Mother of all Posters
8/17/17 4:42pm
I find .08mm to be much easier to read. That's my vote.
HarlemCoug
8/17/17 4:45pm
However, if you're going to use a decimal point, a zero should precede it.
Stringer Bell
8/17/17 5:33pm
No space (my opinion should mean nothing)
Sandy Lyle
8/17/17 4:45pm
Ithinkextraspacesanywhereshouldbeavoidedatallcosts.
StantonMac
8/17/17 4:54pm
In the UK there is no space (50m, 12cm, etc.) However the SI Standard says to include a space. So do whatever you want
brj8
8/17/17 5:01pm
Reference:
brj8
8/17/17 5:06pm
Tldr
Sandy Lyle
8/17/17 5:15pm
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