variable = A and B ? some_method_returning_array() : []
`variable` is always set to `A` because `and` does not bind as tightly as `&&`! Oops!
I definitely did not spend an hour not realizing this. Not at all. :)
Note to self: precidence matters!
variable = A and B ? some_method_returning_array() : []
`variable` is always set to `A` because `and` does not bind as tightly as `&&`! Oops!
I definitely did not spend an hour not realizing this. Not at all. :)
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