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Its apparently trying to allow x < y < z be a legal statement, meaning that we get: False == False and False in [False] is a expansion of that statement, just
by daedrdev 1y ago
Its apparently trying to allow x < y < z be a legal statement, meaning that we get:
False == False and False in [False] is a expansion of that statement, just like x < y and y < z is the expansion of x < y < z