On 8/31/07, David Bear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think I want to be lazy and express this
>
> if a == b | a = c
> (if a equal b or a equals c)
> using
>
> if a == b | c
>
> it seems to work.. but I'm not sure if it is correct -- and I haven't seen
> any documentation on using this type of sy
David Bear wrote:
> I think I want to be lazy and express this
>
> if a == b | a = c
> (if a equal b or a equals c)
> using
>
> if a == b | c
>
> it seems to work.. but I'm not sure if it is correct -- and I haven't seen
> any documentation on using this type of syntax.
>
>
>
The pipe is the "bi
t; c=0
>>> print a == b or c
0
Which is the same as false.
Jeff
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I think I want
I think I want to be lazy and express this
if a == b | a = c
(if a equal b or a equals c)
using
if a == b | c
it seems to work.. but I'm not sure if it is correct -- and I haven't seen
any documentation on using this type of syntax.
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David Bear
College of Public Programs at Arizona State
