On 26/08/2016 08:14, mlzarathus...@gmail.com wrote:
However, precedence wasn't the problem in this case, it was the type conversion.
I think it was. I was puzzled as well.
But apparently if you have:
x * = expr
That's like:
x = x * (expr) # note the parentheses
which may not always be the same as:
x = x * expr
as the latter may depends on how operators within expr relate to the
'*'. In your example, "/" within expr has the same precedence as "*" is
the "*" is done first not last.
The type conversion may be another issue, but it doesn't explain why the
results with the /same version/ of Python are different.
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