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I am with you. When you are inverting your logic and need to delete the ! out of != but you have the ligature version you are prone to making a mistake. Best ca
by IgorPartola 4y ago
I am with you. When you are inverting your logic and need to delete the ! out of != but you have the ligature version you are prone to making a mistake. Best case, you notice it. Worst case you don’t and create a subtle bug.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoHow would you make a subtle mistake while turning != into = due to ligatures?
- pluijzer 4y agovar a, b = true; if (a!=b) console.assert(false, "unreachable");
- leshenka 4y agojust aim for the middle of the "=/=". Click right where the vertical line is