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From: byron@archone.tamu.edu (Byron Rakitzis)
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Subject: Re: When do you use "if ( a = b )"? (was Re: Funny mistake)
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Date: 1 Apr 91 05:41:06 GMT
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In article <13982@helios.TAMU.EDU> byron@archone.tamu.edu (Byron Rakitzis) writes:
>For the pedants on the net, the C.O.F. of the first statement is of course
>
>	if (A = f1() - 2 || A = f2() - 3 || A = f3() - 4)
>
>Pardon my flatulence.

Whoa, am I beet-red! I'll try not to post to comp.lang.c for another
month in repentance. Even the second attempt at COF is way wrong. 

Last try: (though this one doesn't look as horrible as the one above)

	if ((A = f1()) - 2 || (A = f2()) - 3 || (A = f3()) - 4)

("not to put too fine a point on it," as the British say.)