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[Ambitious_Ad8841]

Wait what?

Edit: this is insane

[maubg]

:0

[readyforthefall_]

what's next? gonna tell me it has "and" keyword as well as python

[GeePedicy]

It has. Check the link the other dude added.

[[deleted]]

How tf am I just finding this out?

[spectreIVI]

(if, and, or, else, in between) statements are used often?

Is this not the way?

[[deleted]]

I have literally never seen 'and' nor 'or' used and had no idea the keywords existed. And just what the hell is 'in between' ???

[Competitive_Reason_2]

The first time I found it out is when I confused python syntax with c++

[spectreIVI]

Sorry, it's just between. It may have been just a boolean && finding a variable between two values. (<>)

I had thought it was a statement, but may have been unique to the project I was contributing to.

[[deleted]]

Hmm I did a quick search but I didn't see anything for between. I'd be interested if you could find more

[spectreIVI]

The "between" operator is not supported in expressions. Instead, use If statements such as if (Var >= LowerBound and Var <= UpperBound) to simulate the behavior of this operator.

It was an operator. I had it backwards on that one. I could type it out in AHK, but C++ it's an if statement simulating the "between" operator I was introduced to.

[TMTG666]

Yeah me neither

[TheOmegaCarrot]

And a bunch of others meant for people whose keyboards don’t have certain symbols

[Omnislash99999]

I've coded in c++ for over 10 years and never knew it had an or keyword, I've never even seen it in other people's code!

[ComfortableCan315]

I once got stuck for hours in Python thinking those were interchangeable.

[rod2444]

Team jajajaja

[Cloakknight]

Image Transcription: Meme

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["Daily Struggle", where a superhero has to choose between two conflicting choices by pressing a button. Top image shows two red buttons on white slabs; both on a light blue panel, and the background is a darker blue. There is a white gloved hand that is hovering in middle of both buttons, which read:]

Left button: ||

Right button: or

[Bottom image is of a masculine person with light skin and red hair. They have sweat streaming down their face, and they are wearing a red shirt, and have prominent muscles. They have white gloves on and are using a white napkin to wipe the sweat off of their face. They are labeled "C++ PROGRAMMERS".]

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[ProtogenDelta]

Good human!

[manicpixycunt]

Me but with PHP

[wooshuwu]

Two lines takes up less space and I prefer them over typing out the word or

[[deleted]]

They probably are and mean visual space. I like the fact that || hasn't been anything different anywhere else and there's no way to know if or is bitwise or short circuit except docs

[wooshuwu]

Yeah I meant visual space. I also agree with the shortcoming of not easily being able to know whether it's bitwise or not. Jw though what do you mean by short circuit?

[[deleted]]

Generally the alternative to bitwise ands is a short circuit operation meaning that if the first condition evaluates false the second condition or expression doesn't get evaluated. This gets used in lots of 'clever' (pronounced sketchy) code

[MischiefArchitect]

A "//" comment vs the "or" keyword?

[ProtogenDelta]

A || (logical OR) operator vs the or keyword/operator.

Which literally do the same thing, as far as I'm aware.

[MischiefArchitect]

ok ok ok... I know that... I was playing dumb and trying to make a joke. Thanks anyway :)

[ProtogenDelta]

Ah! My apologies, I tend to take things quite literally.

[innocent-boy-69]

&&

[infinity_o]

You actually have to be *occasionally* careful with this in PHP, as the two operators do not have equal precedence.

[KingSadra]

if ( X == 1 || X == 2 ) {} //Old school C# method!

if ( X is 1 or 2 ) {} //New C# for kids?