Am I right in assuming that single ampersand is taken (like in C and/or for bitwise ops)? I think things like "a|b" and "a&b" for or/and is fine - but when you

Am I right in assuming that single ampersand is taken (like in C and/or for bitwise ops)? I think things like "a|b" and "a&b" for or/and is fine - but when you need to stack them two and three deep, keywords starts to look more attractive... I think this holds true even for the relatively benign tripple-equal (===) used as a kind of stand-in for "a is b". BTW, did I miss an obvious short intro to what these things are supposed to mean in zig? I feel I've overlooked an obvious quick-start document? [ed: never mind - the post is just a bit hard to read on a cellphone - but nothing reader mode in Firefox can't fix]