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nit: > if response is true: i've always wondered how people know when to stop (which, i guess, is relevant to the subject matter). e.g. why is your next step
by 5- 2y ago
nit:
> if response is true:
i've always wondered how people know when to stop (which, i guess, is relevant to the subject matter).
e.g. why is your next step not
> if (response is true) is true:
- inexcf 2y agoI would say it's because this is pseudo code and it is a lot clearer that way. Depending on language >if response: could mean "response" is true,1,not empty, X....