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@eniko Sorry "I am TOO OLD SKOOL" ( and mostly C/C++/ASM only ) .. WHAT LANGUAGE on Earth has a 0 || 5 = 5 ??! 😱

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@Xarizzar @gilesgoat @eniko That is probably the most annoying feature of JavaScript I ever experienced. I am old-school and learned that "0 || 5 == 1 (true)", as defined by Boolean Algebra, but then I saw how it was used in some JavaScript-code and my brain exploded.

Using it instead of "0? 0:5" is really annoying, especially since JS has the "?"-op.

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@ics @Xarizzar @eniko Oh In C/C++ "last time I checked" ? can do "quite some mess" because IT DOES NOT guarantee which ones of the two expressions left/right gets evaluated first. "In a parallel thing" by absurdity they could even be evaluated simultaneously ?

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@gilesgoat To be fair, at that point, just use parenthesis, and/or maybe actual if statements, no? Sometimes programming is a work of art but damn if we all don't need to be a little bit more clear in our code at times, hahaha

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@Xarizzar in other words KISS ( Keep It Simple and Stupid ) and don't use "exclusive features" that only some languages have ? 🙂

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