He Dean,
> I've "proved" that a let statement's result is visible ANYWHERE within it's
> bounding parens but not outside of them and
That's right. However, the term "a let statement's result" means something
different.
(let A 3
(* A 4) )
This 'let' statement has the *result* 12. Th
Thank you for your insight that contradicts and clarifies numerous of my
misconceptions.
That's exactly what I needed.
Best Regards
Dean
On 1 February 2017 at 08:20, Alexander Burger wrote:
> He Dean,
>
> > I've "proved" that a let statement's result is visible ANYWHERE within
> it's
> > boundi
thanks for your answers, Alex
On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 9:48 AM, Alexander Burger
wrote:
>
> > >(if (testSomething) (doSomething1) (doSomething2) (doSomething3))
> > ...
> > but this also means the only way to indicate several executable
> expressions
> > in the "then-clause" is to surround th