is logical operators (and, or, &&, ||) precedence intentionally the same? Left to right? I think usually 'and' has higher precedence than 'or'. But maybe left to right is more intuitive for non-programmers?
Example:
ink:
{ true or false and false }
{ false and false or true}
is logical operators (and, or, &&, ||) precedence intentionally the same? Left to right? I think usually 'and' has higher precedence than 'or'. But maybe left to right is more intuitive for non-programmers?
Example:
ink:
out:
while for example in JS: