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Comment Board Trivia	by Nea	2002-06-18 00:00:13
C++ swap(a,b);	by kajiir	2002-06-18 00:04:10
!!WRONG!! IT'S SURELEY NOT C++ !!!!	by StSz	2002-06-18 00:23:39
!!RIGHT!! IT'S SURELY C++!!!	by digitig	2002-06-18 07:22:00
I don't think so	by tron-x	2002-06-18 10:41:10
Have you tested your statement? I don't have a C++ compiler handy but that statement just doesn't look right. Looks to me the original value of a is permanently lost once the innermost () is evaluated. Anyway, I was thinking of Perl and the exact statement given in the answer above. I'm not familiar with Ruby, so wasn't aware of that. Isn't Ruby based on Perl? Or maybe the other way around. Also, there is nothing useful that can be done in a single statement in assembly language! Although I think some processors do have a statement that allows the swapping of two registers.
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a is not lost!	by digitig	2002-06-19 03:07:28

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