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My favorite of these: I've worked with a few people who used "huh" for the coffeescript `?` operator.
by lmartel 12y ago
My favorite of these: I've worked with a few people who used "huh" for the coffeescript `?` operator.
- quink 12y agoWhile I haven't seen anyone actually use this pronunciation I'd consider 'p', short for predicate, a fairly logical way of pronouncing '?'. If nothing else, it's LISPy in origin at least. Without actually being inherent to LISP. For example, with a ternary operator: var adult = (age > 18) ? true : false; Pronounced: 'adult' equals (age greater than 18) p true else false.