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That's what I would think too (as it doesn't make much sense to compare a boolean to c), but what OP wrote doesn't make much sense else: or if `a < b < c` i
by ReleaseCandidat 3y ago
That's what I would think too (as it doesn't make much sense to compare a boolean to c), but what OP wrote doesn't make much sense else:
or if `a < b < c` is to be treated differently than `(a < b) < c`
- int_19h 3y agoOP is saying that you can write (a < b < c) in C and the likes, but it behaves as if ((a < b) < c), which is pretty much never what you want - hence why ternary and N-ary comparison operators like the Python one are desirable in the first place.