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> I wonder if negative equals could be used in declarations
const const name ;= "Bob"! print(name == "Bob")! // false print(name == "Lu")! // maybe
"But be careful, as ;= returns a error. Instead, use ≠, ≠≠, ≠≠≠ and ≠≠≠≠"
;=
≠, ≠≠, ≠≠≠
≠≠≠≠
So it's
const const name ≠ "Bob"! print(name == "Bob")! // false print(name ≠ "Bob")! // true print(name == "Lu")! // maybe
const const name ≈ "B"!
print(name == "Bob")! //maybe, as Bob has B print(name == "Lu")! //false
Originally posted by @guigui0246 in #720 (comment)
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"But be careful, as
;=
returns a error. Instead, use≠, ≠≠, ≠≠≠
and≠≠≠≠
"So it's
const const name ≈ "B"!
print(name == "Bob")! //maybe, as Bob has B
print(name == "Lu")! //false
Originally posted by @guigui0246 in #720 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: