On 2026-05-29 18:52, Keith Thompson wrote:Those are the cases we're talking about! That is:Bart <bc@freeuk.com> writes:...The answer, of course, is that the condition of your "if" clause is notOf course, I want the answer to be that there isn't any point if
parentheses will be used anyway.
true. In the overwhelming majority of the cases, people do not use
parentheses to clarify the order of evaluation that is guaranteed by C's
grammar rules. They only use them in the cases where they feel that
there's a significant chance of confusion.
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Maybe add == != and < <= >= > is someone wants to take advantage of their different levels, but I guess 99% wouldn't even know about what.
Most of the rest, there tends to be agreement across languages:
school arithmetic group - comparisons - logical and/or
I haven't included ?: as that's too weird.
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