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β 10y agoLongitudinal line are the "long" ones that pass though Earth's poles.
Latitudinal lines, "lat" sounds like "fat" and they go parallel to Earth's fat middle line the equator.
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β 10y agofore-and-aft
Longitude lines go up and downLatitude lines go round and roundOr remember LADDER (Lati) -tude lines are like the rungs of a ladder that you can climb; LONG-itude lines run long-wise from North to South
for longitude you could say long and latitude you could say horizontal
The difference between memorize and remember is that memorize occurs in real time whereas people remember what happened long ago.
Jagged lines have toothed/serated edges whereas diagonal lines can have any edge so long as they run diagonally,so it is possible to have a jagged diagonal line!
Long-distance, high-pressure "trunk lines"
Implicit and explicit determine what can be passed to a method. If a method is not declared as explicit the compiler will attempt to look for any implicit conversions from the type being passed to the type the method expects. for example, if the method expects a long and you pass in an unsigned char, the compiler will not complain because an unsigned char can be implicitly converted to a long without any loss of data. If you declare the method as explicit the data type that is used in the method declaration is the data type that needs to be passed to the method. If you want to pass a char *ptr to a method that expects a long you will have to cast the char *ptr to a long when calling the method. For example, foo((long)ptr);
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Remember that latitude lines are like the rungs of a ladder (lateral) and therefore go horizontally, while longitude lines are like the length of a line (long) and therefore go vertical.
An ode is a long poem. A limerick is always 5 lines with a particular rhyming scheme (AABBA).
The lines of latitude are the ones that go from east to west, like the equator. Here is how I remember it. "Lati" from latitude sounds a little like "ladda". Some people even say it more like "laddatude". What can you do an a ladda [ladder]? You step up one step at a time. The rungs of a ladder are like the lines of laddertude. The lines that are all LONG are the ones that go through the poles and are Longitude.