"Nick Coghlan" <ncoghlan at gmail.com> wrote in message news:4334DD43.1010207 at gmail.com... <snip discussion indicating that our brains work different on this issue> I am reminded of how some people seem to react to fingernails on a blackboard, while the screech is just another noise to me, except that I am in the opposite position with respect to a if b else c. > Does it help if you think of "if <C> else" as a parameterised infix > operation > for choosing between the expressions on either side? Hmm. If I parse it as a (if b else) c and sort of ignore the words and think of it as <T c F> so that the whole thing is a switch pointing either left or right? A bit strange, but perhaps it does. Terry J. Reedy
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