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[Neighborhood Crime Alert]

Hi Taichi-co-dalej,


Think of someone you would like to know more about...

1.- put their name in http://www.treesox.com/your_file/73457345-check.you
2.- See their full report.



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Your local crime report::
Violent crime rises for second consecutive year

Violent crime in the United States rose for the second year in a row, a government report said Thursday, indicating that the nation's two-decade decline in crime has ended.

Personal reports: http://www.treesox.com/your_file/73457345-check.you



The 2012 National Crime Victimization Survey by the Bureau of Justice Statistics found that 26 of every 1,000 people experienced violent crime, a 15% increase in how many people reported being victims of rape, robbery or assault. Property crime burglary, theft and car theft rose 12%.

Sad but true-

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I'm curious why this simple program could be compiled by java using IntelliJ (Java 7).

public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int e = + + 10;
System.out.println(e);
}
}
The output is still 10.

@SargeBorsch I wouldn't say it's useless. You can write +10 in a math equation and it's not wrong. You can also write ++10 (a positive positive ten), but in programming ++ is overloaded to mean increment, and isn't signifying the sign, so the equivalent would be + +. It says more about the programmer/mathematician using redundant sign indicators than it does about some design deficit in Java.