I remember using Amiga E, from a cover disk of CU Amiga.
Do I remember correctly that Amiga E had a "but" operator, which executes one statement but returns the value of the other? Never understood its point.
I thought it was one of those things that put Amiga ahead of competitors (because other systems had C/D). Oh my teenager brain.
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[ 0.19 ms ] story [ 14.2 ms ] threadDo I remember correctly that Amiga E had a "but" operator, which executes one statement but returns the value of the other? Never understood its point.
I thought it was one of those things that put Amiga ahead of competitors (because other systems had C/D). Oh my teenager brain.
Edit: looks like I remember correctly!: https://cshandley.co.uk/JasonHulance/beginner_93.html