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I’ve always wondered why some people write 101 at the end of sentences. It seems to be something North Americans do, but I’ve never really understood what it’s supposed to indicate.
It’s a college thing. The course number for classes that introduce a subject to the students are/were SUBJ101, where SUBJ is the department/field of study, e.g., MUSC101 could be intro to music.
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How to turn one sentence into five hundred 101
That’s a roundabout way of writing 50500
I’ve always wondered why some people write 101 at the end of sentences. It seems to be something North Americans do, but I’ve never really understood what it’s supposed to indicate.
In addition to what the other person said, it’s not American. It’s pretty universal college / university numbering
It’s a college thing. The course number for classes that introduce a subject to the students are/were SUBJ101, where SUBJ is the department/field of study, e.g., MUSC101 could be intro to music.