if ( x && y ) or if ( x ) then if ( y ) ...

[David W. Glessner]

In article <5824 at uwm.edu> andrew at csd4.csd.uwm.edu writes:
>From article <426 at mole-end.UUCP>, by mat at mole-end.UUCP (Mark A Terribile):
>[ ... if ... then ... else ... STUFF ... ]
>
>> explained on pages 21 and 41.  What, you used some other textbook?  No, don't
>> tell us about it, please.
>
>But I must.  So many people have referred to K&R's I && II and I guess my
>first mistake was not telling everyone that I don't have a single copy of a
>C book.

No, the first mistake was not having a single copy of a C book ;-).
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