> If you're the only person who works in the rack, no problem.
It's still likely bad. Your brain is simply not wired to zero index physical objects.
It's still likely bad. Your brain is simply not wired to zero index physical objects.
Building floors are more ambiguous - there can be basement, ie "negative" floors. So, floors in continental Europe are generally indexed 0-based (basements ..., -2, -1, ground floor = 0, upper floors 1, 2, ...). A German friend of mine caused some confusion when she checked into her student dorm at a US college, and having being told that her room was on the first floor, asked whether there was an elevator, as she had heavy suitcases.
US D F
3 2 2
2 1 1
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B1 -1 je ne sais pas