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It may be that I'm from the wrong part of Europe, but in Hungary grades are from 1 (worst) to 5 (best) in school...
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really? both our neighbors (i am from austria) count vice-versa? honestly, i really didn't know that!
thanks for that info... now i feel... isolated  
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hmhm... i see... seems to be that there is kind of a "highscore" system established - the higher, the better.
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What do you mean both our neighbours? Doesn't Austria have more than two?
One of them being Slovenia, where we also have grades from 1(worst) to 5(best).
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we have lots of neighbors, yes - I meant "two neighbor countries posting here and BOTH have a different system" - i did *not* mean, "austria has only two neighbors" 
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Oh, sorry. Misinterpreted that.
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Italy too has 0 (non classified, refuses to be interrogated) to 10 (flawless). 6 is the sufficiency. Usually the lowest grade given is 2 for a completely wrong written exam or no words spoken in a interrogation. Other professors use a minimum of 4 in order to ease the recovery of the grades of the student.
We had briefly A-F voting in elementary schools with A being the maximum... and it looks like we'll be turning back to that after 20 years. Meanwhile for elementary and junior high we had a crescent system, from Non Sufficient to Excellent.
Universisy is graded ascending, from 0 (empty) to 30 (flawless).
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Mike Barthold wrote: now i feel... isolated
How isolated? Please select from a scale of 1 to 5. 
/ravi
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Lol i go with a 3 to avoid any misunderstandings
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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote: wrong part of Europe
I don't think there's a wrong part in any part of the world.
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Mike Barthold wrote: will answer this poll "wrong" - at least for european minds,
As a European, you get used to it. It is not just in grading, but the formatting of date's, as well as measurements.
Mike Barthold wrote: I am happy, I read the explanation first, but intuitive, I'd given the "1" to the most important values.
Since not every grade is a school-grade, I am not giving you the full 10 points.
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oh yes... the dates one of my most-loved topics (month before day...)
I am glad that in most jobs I have been so far, we store timestamps as ticks and utc and I barely have to deal with date formats... being "the backend guy" sometimes has its advantages 
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White trash from New Jersey says: "pedant" ... yeah I know people from Mississippi that use that word frequently. I don't use it. For obvious reasons.
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Only the ones who can't / don't read the entire question.
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I can only vote 5 for your comment, but I'm sure some would give you an American F.
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