yosh on Nostr: Also if you’ve seen `if` statements in match arms (“match guards”), it turns ...

Also if you’ve seen `if` statements in match arms (“match guards”), it turns out that those are part of the `match` and not the general pattern notation.

Because the `if`-statements are placed before the `=>` I assumed they were part of the pattern. But it turns out they aren’t, they’re part of the `match`!