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Language Design: Force unsigned Bitwise Operations And Precedence of Operations
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I am implementing a warning system. But I think I will just be going with a boolean type and forbidding casting number type to boolean to prevent such tricky typos like the one you mentioned. Thanks!

I will refer you guys to this thread if you're going to start a C++ vs C#/Java argument now and here. Though I should say I'd go with C++ since, even though it may be tougher to get started with, it becomes very straight forward in the long run. The idea of header files is very nice too. If you want something that's modern and actually made things easy and short, then you go with Python.
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RE: Language Design: Force unsigned Bitwise Operations And Precedence of Operations - by A-Man - 02-04-2016, 07:23 AM



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