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by philwelch
2966 days ago
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There are a lot of three-valued logics that lots of programming languages implicitly follow by accident sometimes. For example: true || 3 ==3 || panic()
will, through short-circuiting, evaluate to “true” even though the final element doesn’t evaluate to either true or false.(As you may observe, they also follow a weird logic where AND and OR are not commutative...) |
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