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&& having higher precedence than || makes sense because && is boolean multiplication and || is boolean addition.
by rspeele 9y ago
&& having higher precedence than || makes sense because && is boolean multiplication and || is boolean addition.
- DonaldPShimoda 9y agoThis makes so much sense but I never thought of it this way before so explicitly. Neat!
- agumonkey 9y agoHas anyone ever found a link between boolean (F2) and "normal" base (F[n], or N) arithmetics ?