On 4/25/02 7:42 AM, "Bernie Cosell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In the construct: f(a) + g(b) the compiler has the prerogative to
> evaulate whichever it pleased first [and so you couldn't count on
> function 'f' being called before function 'g']. I would have guessed
> that Perl's expression evaluator would have inherited that "tradition"
> from C.
I guess I would hope that right-to-left operations would take precedence
here.
Or should it matter, depending upon correctly written code, what gets
'called' first?
???
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