Sometimes, I use too much '(',')' because of this anxiety:
if( ( ((a+5)/2) + (c*2)) == ((((b^1)&1) * 2) + 3) ){
blabla;
}
How to solve this issue?
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Sometimes, I use too much '(',')' because of this anxiety:
if( ( ((a+5)/2) + (c*2)) == ((((b^1)&1) * 2) + 3) ){
blabla;
}
How to solve this issue?
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lmao same (╥﹏╥)
Me too lol
I just use them with bitwise operations
You needn't (and, shouldn't) solve this issue.
You needn't to spend a lot of time debugging on a few brackets.
can someone explain it for me?
I think he means this :
1^0==0 return true
(1^0)==0 return false
(I might be wrong)
same with & and |
same. Also this happens in math when im writing equations lol.
If you are on Linux, use
man operator
for your quick reference (online manual of operator(7)).Generally, I think it's fine to use parentheses for bitwise and logical operators. Precedence of arithmetic operators is easy to remember.
I try to put intermediate values into temporary variables. It also makes things faster when I get WA and need to debug
use ChatGPT it's straight forward