Tutorial uses old else notation

[Tenchi2xh]

In the tutorial, the example uses the old notation for if-then-else: I and E instead of I and .?

[vendethiel]

Yep, I just got bit by this :/

[vendethiel]

The link here ("the documentation is on github") is broken as well.

[isaacg1]

Both have been fixed, thanks.

[vendethiel]

Thanks! :+1: Learning Pyth has been far easier than one would guess upfront.

[isaacg1]

I'm really glad!

[vendethiel]

not fixed, btw:

and an else statement, E

[vendethiel]

This page: https://pyth.readthedocs.org/en/latest/spec_control.html uses 100.T, which it seems used to be equivalent to 100.0 then T. It doesn't seem to be anymore, and thus is parsed 100 then .T.

[isaacg1]

Fixed, both.

[vendethiel]

Cool, thanks! :)

[JJ-Atkinson]

@vendethiel I just got bit as well ;) See here: https://pyth.readthedocs.org/en/latest/spec_control.html#e-the-else-statement