[basic.pre] Clarify definition of variable #8186
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jensmaurer
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Reorder the positive and negative terms to avoid confusion with the binding of "other than". While grammatically the current wording is precise and correct, I have run into several folks misreading this and wondering why references to objects are not variables.
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Reorder the positive and negative terms to avoid confusion with the binding of "other than". While grammatically the current wording is precise and correct, I have run into several folks misreading this and wondering why references to objects are not variables.