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> doesn’t really address anything and just states his preference as the more clear one Maybe he doesn't understand why one is less confusing to him than the ot
by zzzcpan 8y ago
> doesn’t really address anything and just states his preference as the more clear one
Maybe he doesn't understand why one is less confusing to him than the other one. Doesn't mean it's not like that for most people though. The reason it's less confusing is familiarity and simplicity (it's simpler form and it's already familiar).
- nikofeyn 8y agobut isn’t implied operator precedence and using parentheses to group and control order of operations one of the things people often find confusing in mathematics, despite it being familiar?