While you're at it, did you know that you can't put a double asterisk (&&) between quotes without getting an error when it compiles?


>... that macro expansion works inside of quotes? I just ran across this in someone else's code, and thought that it was a bug for sure. You learn something new every day, although I'm not sure when I would have the need for this. More importantly, this behavior could produce a bug if you're not expecting it . An example is below.
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>cMacro = "Test"
>? "&cMacro"  && returns "Test"
>? cMacro  && this is how most people would do it
>? "&cAnotherMacro"  && returns "&cAnotherMacro" since variable doesn't exist.
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>Example producing unwanted results:
>D = "Test"
>? "R&D"  && returns "RTest"
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