top | item 30608328 (no title) wjmao88 | 4 years ago <! is less than or not equal right? which is a strict subset of !=, since anything < by definition is != discuss order hn newest dragonwriter|4 years ago > <! is less than or not equal right?No, it is less-than-not, not less-than-or-not-equal-to.That is <!x is the same as < (!x); if x is true-ish, it is “< false” and if x is false-ish it is “< true”.
dragonwriter|4 years ago > <! is less than or not equal right?No, it is less-than-not, not less-than-or-not-equal-to.That is <!x is the same as < (!x); if x is true-ish, it is “< false” and if x is false-ish it is “< true”.
dragonwriter|4 years ago
No, it is less-than-not, not less-than-or-not-equal-to.
That is <!x is the same as < (!x); if x is true-ish, it is “< false” and if x is false-ish it is “< true”.