Closed inoryy closed 7 years ago
I know it's supposed to be pseudo-code, but in majority of languages == and != have higher precedence than &, so if a developer blindly ports the code to something like Java, he's in for some fun debugging hours. :)
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Valuable point, thanks a lot for your fix!
I know it's supposed to be pseudo-code, but in majority of languages
==
and!=
have higher precedence than&
, so if a developer blindly ports the code to something like Java, he's in for some fun debugging hours. :)