Spencer on Nostr: ‘==‘ and ‘not’ are both operators. It’s like writing ‘5 + - 4’ instead ...

‘==‘ and ‘not’ are both operators. It’s like writing ‘5 + - 4’ instead of ‘5 + (-4)’.

Beware of ‘is’ in boolean expressions. It’s testing for object identity not equality and thus should not replace ‘==‘ in boolean operations.

True: ‘a is b => a == b’
False: ‘a == b => a is b’

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Mike Driscoll (npub1ht8…374v)