this first part I understand.
>> char [0xbb,0x36]
parse error:
syntax error
>>> char [0xbb,0x36]
^
now for the correct way
>> char ([0xbb,0x36])
ans = �6
>>
now for the interesting results!
>> q= char x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
parse error:
syntax error
>>> q= char x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
^
Ok this is definitely a syntax error
now the unusual result.
char x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
ans = x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
>> q=ans
q = x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
So why when I try
q= char x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
it is a syntax error but
char x=[ 0xbb,0x36]
is not a syntax error and the ans can be used as a string of "x=[ 0xbb,0x36]"
Just curious!
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