ERROR IN EXPRESSION; -1 - (-1) not 1 - (-1)

[der]

The expression isn't a = 1 - (1-), but: a = -1 - (1)

[Joona I Palaste]

der <de*@noemail.com> scribbled the following:

The expression isn't a = 1 - (1-), but: a = -1 - (1)

Ah, that's different, then. Then the answer is: The result will be -2.
You have *no* guarantees about which of -1 or (1) is evaluated first,
but as they don't have side effects, you don't have to care.

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