Rule of Three
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Rule of three may refer to:
- Rule of three (medicine), for calculating a confidence limit when no events have been observed
- Rule of Three, an inspirational message promulgated by the YMCA
- Rule of Three (Wicca), a tenet of Wicca
- Rule of three (mathematics), a computation method in mathematics
- Rule of three (writing), a principle of writing
- Rule of three (play), a series of one-act plays by Agatha Christie
- Rule of three (aviation), a rule of descent in aviation
- Rule of three (economics), a rule of thumb about major competitors in a free market
- Rule of three (C++ programming), a rule of thumb about class method definitions
- Rule of three (computer programming), a rule of thumb about code refactoring
- In survival skills, the rule of three is a rule of thumb for prioritizing needs
[edit] See also
- Rule of thirds, a compositional rule of thumb in photography
- Rule of thirds (diving), a rule of thumb for scuba divers
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