One plus two is twelve.

I think anyone who supports this viewpoint needs to retake elementary school math. I don't mean to sound rude about it but it I think that it quite obvious that 1 + 2 = 3 and NOT 12.

Allow me to demonstrate.

Say you have 2 apples. Now imagine that I give you one more apple. How many apples do you have? Three apples.

There is no possible way that you could have 12 apples unless I somehow had the ability to create 10 additional applies out of thin air.

Anyway, I think that example alone says enough about my viewpoint. I look forward to seeing how, if possible, anyone could disagree with me.

Dim firstLetter as string
Dim sedondLetter as STring
Dim stringTwelve as String

firstLetter = "1"
secondLetther = "2"
stringTwelve = firstLetter + secondLetter

Msgbox(stingTwelve)

The program you posted just tells a computer to say "Twelve" when asked what is 1 + 2. In other words, you are basically programming it to lie. This clearly does not disprove that 1 + 2 is not equal to 12.

"This clearly does not disprove that 1 + 2 is not equal to 12"

I was not trying to disprove. I think I did show where 1 + 2 = 12 :D

It was cheesy, i'll grant that but I love cheese :D

I was not asking a programming question (or a computer program based on faulty logic, for that matter). I am claiming that mathematically 1 + 2 = 3 NOT 12.

I still love cheese. Cheese is great. Cheese is tasty. I could eat one piece of cheese. I could eat two pieces of cheese. I could eat 12 pieces of cheese.