The following program behaves differently in Rocky and in Satriani:
X is "abc"
Shatter X
If X at 0 is "a"
Say "True"
Else
Say "False"
Rocky gives True and Satriani gives False.
Switching the order (If "a" is X at 0) does result in True in both interpreters. (However, in my code I have at keywords at both sides of the equality.) I'll simply put the X at 0 in a variable first.
The following program behaves differently in Rocky and in Satriani:
Rocky gives True and Satriani gives False.
Switching the order (
If "a" is X at 0) does result in True in both interpreters. (However, in my code I haveatkeywords at both sides of the equality.) I'll simply put theX at 0in a variable first.