[E. Albright]

Originally posted by alexti:
Some Languages consider line feeds as a language element, but not C/C++.

code:

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f(); f();

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and

code:

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f();

f();

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are the same thing.

Fair enough. However, Arryn was suggesting that your example was not analogous because the calls were in seperate statements (tho' to be fair, she used the term "lines", so the confusion is understandable). Based on presented pseudocode, JK's code at the time was supposed to resemble

code:

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 f() + f(); 

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whereas your example was more akin to

code:

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p = f();

q = f();

r = p + q; 

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so your example could be deemed irrelevant. However, JK subsequently revealed the actual structure of the code, and thus demonstrated that your example was actually more analogous to it than the previously suggested Version. So my pedantic objection to your example is at least as irrelevant, if not more so...