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I always use ',' and ';' in guards. Maybe I'm weird but it feels wrong using the short-circuit operators knowing that guards are always short-circuited anyway.
by Luc 10y ago
I always use ',' and ';' in guards. Maybe I'm weird but it feels wrong using the short-circuit operators knowing that guards are always short-circuited anyway. Also they take up too much space :)
- qbrass 10y agoErlang makes much more sense if you've had experience with Prolog.