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Prefix operators have a lower precedence than exponentiation, which could be confusing when they are used like functions. For example, sin(2)^3 looks like it would be parsed as (sin 2) ^ 3, but is actually sin (2^3).
To be less surprising, a prefix operator (other than + and -, which don't look like functions) followed by ( should be parsed as a function call.
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Prefix operators have a lower precedence than exponentiation, which could be confusing when they are used like functions. For example,
sin(2)^3
looks like it would be parsed as(sin 2) ^ 3
, but is actuallysin (2^3)
.To be less surprising, a prefix operator (other than
+
and-
, which don't look like functions) followed by(
should be parsed as a function call.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: