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TeMPOraL
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Hundred Year Mistakes
Also they help if you're working in more than one language any given year, as there are differences in precedence rules between programming languages.
brlewis
on March 5, 2020
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Scheme and Common Lisp have significant differences, but their precedence rules are identical.
williamdclt
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Is there? I've never noticed precedence differences, and I would find that crazy!
ken
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This article describes one: Swift/Go/Ruby/Python differ from C++/Java/JS/C#/PHP on & vs && vs ==.
cozzyd
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PHP famously has the wrong associativity for the ternary operator.
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