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Charles Wilt wrote:
>From the manual:
"The ANDxx operation has higher precedence than the ORxx operation."
*Note: in every language I've ever used AND has a higher precedence then OR
There's a reason for that. If you look at the rules of formal logic,
you'll find that 'AND' has a lot of the same properties of
multiplication. It is associative, commutative, distributive and
idempotent.
I'd highly recommend some study of formal logic and/or Boolean algebra to anyone who writes code. A little bit of Boolean algebra can go a
long way in simplifying complex conditions on branching statements.
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