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> (~== Not necessarily equal to. Did I just invent that?) Yeah... in most programming languages it would be shiny + new <> a good App Store OR shiny + new !
by ninju 7y ago
> (~== Not necessarily equal to. Did I just invent that?)
Yeah... in most programming languages it would be
shiny + new <> a good App Store
OR
shiny + new != a good App Store
The ~= (single equals) is used to for equal to with a regular expression on right side