> either grouping (well-behaved dogs) and interns or well-behaved (dogs > and interns) > in a rather ambiguous way. Can we bring bad-behaved interns?. > > The "and" is redundant in the presence of the "et" in the "et cetera", > unambiguously meaning > that there is a grouping or class of equivalence being defined. > Though I am not a native english speaker though, so I might be wrong. > > Back to the assembler...
you'll do better with a language that uses parens to good effect. ;-) - erik
