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Without any other context, you generally assume that the target is an accumulator. So "add 4 coins to that bucket", generally means at the end of that operatio
by monocasa 4y ago
Without any other context, you generally assume that the target is an accumulator.
So "add 4 coins to that bucket", generally means at the end of that operation the bucket contains at least four coins plus any coins that were already in the bucket.
- bialpio 4y agoHuh, I think my brain is not wired to think about `x` as a storage, it is closer to "add 3 to x for x = 2", which then gets reduced to "add 3 to 2" and then the destination is missing...