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It's not just significant indentation. CS parses "f + g" differently from "f +g" (the former is an addition, the latter is a function call with "+g" as the firs
by tomp 12y ago
It's not just significant indentation. CS parses "f + g" differently from "f +g" (the former is an addition, the latter is a function call with "+g" as the first argument).
- tiglionabbit 12y agoYeah, the unary operators can cause gotchas. Also, here's a gotcha I've run into where `a(b)` is considered different from `a (b)` x a(b), c # => x(a(b), c); x a (b), c # => x(a(b, c));