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In lugnet.robotics, David Schilling writes:
> [...] Virtually all sets have 4 digit numbers.
> (Once this became a feature on LUGNET, people could add zeros to non-4 digit
> set numbers so that this feature would work with them too.)
Actually, adding leading zeros would be worse. There are many cases of sets
with the same integer number but with different leading-zero number-names.
For example, there are at least two different sets numbered "20" and at least
one set numbered "020". Another example: There is a set "001" and several
sets numbered "1".
A minor point, I admin, but since LEGO has used leading zeros before, the
set numbers aren't actually integers but strings. (There's even a set with
an "A" on the end, and other oddities.)
--Todd
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