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Raul A. Jager W. wrote:
If I remember well, RPG will evaluate first the AND. It is treated as
multiplication in several languages, not only RPG.
Naturally, since it *is* Boolean multiplication (just as OR is Boolean
addition). In fact, in some abstract notations I've seen for Boolean
Algebra, the AND and OR operators actually *look like* the corresponding
operators for ordinary arithmetic.
Incidentally, according to some authorities I've heard (but pointedly
NOT in Wikipedia), the "My Dear Aunt Sally" rule for operator precedence
was not considered universal in mathematics until *after* it was
considered nearly universal across programming languages.
--
JHHL
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