[Bussyman]

Hi,

Is there any difference

Код:

new numberrs[ 2 ];

if( numberrs[ 0 ] + numberrs[ 1 ] > 100 )
{

}

and

if( (numberrs[ 0 ] + numberrs[ 1 ]) > 100 )
{

}

[Paulice]

There's no difference in that case.

Example where a difference is present: If you use the equal operator "=" then there is a difference as the entire statement is accounted. Parenthesis will indicate to only account what's within it.

[Vince]

Pawn Language Guide, pages 111 and 112.

[nG Inverse]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince Pawn Language Guide, pages 111 and 112.

Despite, still no difference here.

[Hansrutger]

I guess I'll never learn pawn

[Meller]

Its basic math..

Is (0+0) greater than 100.
5(2+5) = 5*2+5*5
9(7/100) = 9*7 = a, 9*100 = b, a/b is result
3*(7-3) = 3*7-3*3
9*(5+7) = 9(5+7) = 9*5+9*7


Didn't you learn this in like, 7th grade? I did atleast..

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nG Inverse Despite, still no difference here.

Did I say it would?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hansrutger I guess I'll never learn pawn

Sites like these are complete rip-offs because that document is publicly available. I've also seen other sites that try to get you to pay for product manuals which are also publicly available.