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Yeah: it's almost more true to say that `a === b` just means whatever we've decided `case b when a` should check. `===` is almost never used directly.
by burke 3y ago
Yeah: it's almost more true to say that `a === b` just means whatever we've decided `case b when a` should check. `===` is almost never used directly.
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