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[der Mouse]

> Infix notation is like M$.  It only survives because people are used
> to it.  Once you've learnt something better (prefix or postfix
> notation), you never go back.

I disagree.  Despite having used both prefix and postfix languages and
having become thoroughly acquainted with both paradigms, I still often
enough use infix notation by choice, such as when doing mathematics on
paper, and still use (and even write) calculator programs that use
infix notation - despite the additional code hair parsing it entails.

I'm not sure why; it's an interesting subject for thought.  But I
certainly don't "never go back".

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