Presumably you are talking about the fictional spy James Bond, 007 created by Ian Fleming.
The 'double O' designation is given to those [fictional] British agents who are licensed to kill under their own decision (who would only normally be allowed to kill in self defence or under direct command of their superiors).
In the back of my mind, I seem to remember something about either the 00 prefix or the whole of the number 007 coming from the number of an office in which Ian Fleming worked.
| | | | | | | | | | |1|.0|0|7|6 1 + 7 thousandths + 6 ten thousandths 1.0 + .007 + .0006
It indicates the value zero in any base.
One and it is 7
.007
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The ISBN of Not Without My Sister is 0-007-24806-7.
· What does the "L" stand for? The "L" stands for load. · What does the first 0 indicate? Indicates address. · What does the second 0 indicate? Indicates drive. · What does the third 0 indicate? Indicates first sector. · What does the 1 indicate? Indicates number.
1.007 = (1 x 1) + (0/10) + (0/100) + (7/1000)
007 is James Bond's code number.
| | | | | | | | | | |1|.0|0|7|6 1 + 7 thousandths + 6 ten thousandths 1.0 + .007 + .0006
007 = 7 is greater.
Well, 007 stands for 'James Bond'
Numbers beginning 007 belong to either Kazakhstan or the Russian Federation. The three digits you asked about (960) indicate a mobile number in the Russian Federation.
To indicate nothing is there.
you unlock 007 mode by beating all 20 levels on the 00 agent difficulty.
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