Sorry, we take this again...

If you find a line with "if ( foo =3D 3 ) 2'am in the morning after hours
of debugging you understand why..... ;-)

Was what I intended to write

/Ake

Ake Hedman wrote:
> Dave VanHorn wrote:
>=20
>>
>>>
>>> I used to look for programmers who wrote "if(3 =3D =3D foo)" rather t=
han=20
>>> "if(foo
>>> =3D =3D 3)"
>>
>>
>  >
>  > Ok, I'm new at C, why is the second case less preferable? It seems
>  > counterintuitive.
>  > The first case seems to imply that 3 is the variable, though I know =
it
>  > can't be.
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> /Ake
>=20


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