I'm curious why they chose to have expressions evaluated in right-associative order.... Basically why is operator precedence equivalent?
Was it done because it was easier to code? Don't understand why this would be of significant difficulty.
Won't this complete diversion from accepted notation hinder adoption?(not intending to imply they are aiming for widespread adoption)
Could anyone who would use the app for an actual purpose chime in here?
Totally understand this is a pet-project/example btw. Just wondering.
Cool shit googlers :)
I'm curious why they chose to have expressions evaluated in right-associative order.... Basically why is operator precedence equivalent?
Was it done because it was easier to code? Don't understand why this would be of significant difficulty.
Won't this complete diversion from accepted notation hinder adoption?(not intending to imply they are aiming for widespread adoption)
Could anyone who would use the app for an actual purpose chime in here?
Totally understand this is a pet-project/example btw. Just wondering.
Cool shit googlers :)