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Avoiding precedence issues is great. Absolutely. However, it's not crazy to want to write it like most humans are used to. I have no problem with the idea that
by rzwitserloot 7y ago
Avoiding precedence issues is great. Absolutely. However, it's not crazy to want to write it like most humans are used to. I have no problem with the idea that it's more trouble than it sounds like, and '1 2 +' is the best answer to the dilemma. That still doesn't make it a slam dunk. Or should we start saying that just about every programming language out there has a major design flaw, in that it has infix and not postfix operators?