| ▲ | dan-robertson 3 hours ago | |
The point is that there is no longer a global ‘precedence number’ where the operator with the higher precedence binds tighter. Instead, it is only valid to write your example for some combinations of op1 and op2; other combinations will require explicit parentheses. Presumably orelse is not in the table because it requires parentheses for any other operator. | ||
| ▲ | Someone 2 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
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