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Needing to specify associativity for operations that have absolutely no reason to be ambiguous in the first place is a flaw of language design. It's needless co
by kibwen 2y ago
Needing to specify associativity for operations that have absolutely no reason to be ambiguous in the first place is a flaw of language design. It's needless complexity. Isn't C supposed to be a "simple" language?
- ajross 2y agoYou lost me. How does if/else have "no reason to be ambiguous in the first place". It's ambiguous in the actual language from which it was derived. English itself has no syntax for expressing a nested "if" such that you can match the right "else".