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I think we would all agree that documenting every line of your code (with parens, formatting, spacing, pod, comments etc etc) is too much:
$a = 3; # Set the global variable called a (which is a scalar variable, meaning that it can hold either a number or a string - in this case we are using a string) blah blah... Is not a "moderate" amount of documentation. Writing your entire program on one-line is also not a "moderate" amount of documentation. So somewhere in between the two extremes lay a "moderate" amount of attention to readability and documentation. My statement is that at that point of moderation - in most professional environments - it *should* be expected that the reader knows the precedence table - and therefore documentary parenthesis are not necessary. In reply to Re: Re: Operator Precedence
by tomazos
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