Re: Example where Euphoria defaults on a boolean expression
- Posted by Rom <kjehas at frisurf.no> Nov 23, 2002
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From: <1evan at sbcglobal.net> > Rom wrote: >=20 > > if (f =3D e) and ( f !=3D e) then print( 1, 1) > > else print ( 1, 0) > > end if > > > > > >f =3D e and f !=3D e cannot be resolved. The evaluation should = return nil. > > > > =20 > ( f =3D e ) and ( f !=3D e) evaluates to 0 also. > ( 3 =3D 2) and (3 !=3D 2) =3D> 0 > 0 and 1 =3D> 0 The example I formulated was a logical miss from my side. I have = admitted that. What you are saying is true. Also that (False and True = and nil) -> False, of course. Rom