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"Cows are mammals" means: Array($mammals).includes($cows). It does not mean $cows === $mammals. "A is a B" Or "A's are B's" means that A is included in B. $a
by sam_goody 3y ago
"Cows are mammals" means: Array($mammals).includes($cows).
It does not mean $cows === $mammals.
"A is a B" Or "A's are B's" means that A is included in B.
$a === $b ("A is B") implies that $b === $a (B is A), in all cases that I know of.
- ToValueFunfetti 3y agoWhat cases are there for $a === $b? I guess there's synonyms and rephrasing, but in general it's not a useful relationship in language
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