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Re: Null

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• Subject: [mg36347] Re: Null
• From: "Peltio" <peltio at twilight.zone>
• Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 04:09:02 -0400 (EDT)
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"Sergio Milo" ha scritto nel messaggio ...
>        Dear Math Group.
>        Anybody can explain me what this it means.
>        Out[22]=\!\(Null\^49\)

It seems that Mathematica has produced 49 times in a row a Null result and
interpreted it as a variable in a multiplication.
As far as I know Mathematica shouldn't compute the powers of Null, though.
And most importantly, it should not output a Null, at least in standard
conditions.

Could it be that you inadvertently redefined Null, after unprotecting it?
(yes I know, it woldn't be much of an inadvertent behaviour...)
Does this happen in a fresh new Mathematica session?

saluti,
Peltio
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