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QuestionsDo you know what numbers such as 05/05/05 (todays date) would be called? Is there a term for such things?
That would be called an ordered number triplet, or a 3-vector, or a vector with three coordinates, or an ordered set of three numbers... Basically just three numbers where the order of them does matter. Often in mathematics a vector would be written inside parentheses, the coordinates separated by commas: (5, 5, 5,). But it doesn't matter whether you use slashes or dashes or commas - the concept is the same.
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