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What's up with the "equal sign with a slash" being used in place of the literal "!="? I realize it's reference, but why abstract the code away like that? Seems
by H1Supreme 8y ago
What's up with the "equal sign with a slash" being used in place of the literal "!="? I realize it's reference, but why abstract the code away like that? Seems unnecessary, and potentially confusing for new programmers.
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