Am 12.01.20 um 09:09 schrieb Daniel.Sun:
In Java, `int a = 0; assert a+=1` will fail to compile because expecting boolean value, but `int a = 0; assert 0 == (a+=1)` is OK, so I think we forbidden assignments seems not correct...
a long time ago we decided to no allow assignments in certain places where a boolean is to be expected. That is the after the assert and in the boolean part of the if. As soon as it gets down to a nested expression we stop, but top-level we want to forbid it. Meaning "if (a+=1)" and "assert a=1" should fail bye Jochen
