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IF-sentence was totally wrong. Per se. (IF (< A B)) (THEN C ELSE D) looks about right. This is about readability, all else stays the same. You can avoid the mi
by timonoko 4y ago
IF-sentence was totally wrong. Per se.
(IF (< A B)) (THEN C ELSE D) looks about right. This is about readability, all else stays the same. You can avoid the minute overhead of "(" by not using it on a critical situation.