some C compilers - on Mac or Irix - will warn you about that sort of behaviour
(even if you put brackets around it). There are the infinite loops and the
infamous one = test traps (a == comparison is needed, but a = is left off).
perl -we while($line=<LINE>)
At 26/04/2002 12:29:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
# The range() function a nice one to create a list and enumerate it with a
# 'foreach'.
# But it creates a static list and enumerates it.
# The spice of 'for' of perl, java, C and ... is that you haven't know the
# list before you enumerate it.
#
# It is frustrate me when i tried :
#
# while b = func(a):
# print something....
#
# assignment isn't posseible in while.
#
#
#
# In Perl, or in C i can write
#
# for(a=12, b=a+1, c=&p, d=&a, d=func(kjlkjl), ... ; comp(d, a); a++, b++,
# c++, d++) {
#
# }
#
# But not in Python.
# These occassions i turn to perl.
# How handle it in python?
# I know it is a different language, but how can i do it in python?
# How i have to thinking ?
#
# >>Some problems could arise with extended abilities of C/C++
# >> for (i = <init>; <cond>; <incr>)
# >> {
# >> <smth>
# >> }
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