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Most people will agree that Figure One-a would be better written as in Figure Two-a A n even better way is found in some dialects of C, illustrated by Figure Tivo-b. In this extension, following syntax from Pascal, values separated by "," indicate a set of v alues, and values separated by " . . " indicate a range.
Some Forth proposals have one def­ inition for individual values and anoth­ er definition for a range of values. There would have to be another defini­ tion for a set of values. No earlie
Most people will agree that Figure 1a would be better written as in Figure 2a. An even better way is found in some dialects of C, illustrated by Figure 2a. In this extension, following syntax from Pascal, values separated by "," indicate a set of values, and values separated by ".." indicate a range.
Figure 2a
{{{
craps (n)
int (n);
{
switch(n) {
case 7: printf("You win"); break;
case 11: printf("You win"); break;
case 2: printf("You lose"); break;
case 3: printf("You lose"); break;
case 12: printf("You lose"); break;
default: printf("%d is your point",n);
}
}
}}}
Some Forth proposals have one definition for individual values and another definition for a range of values. There would have to be another definition for a set of values. No earlier
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