Yeah, it really does feel like an "extension of if," just
A user tried Jev in the playground and described it as an extension of if-statements where you define true, false, and the subject to evaluate.
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Yeah, it really does feel like an "extension of if," just as people are saying. I tried it out in the playground. ✅ Define what is considered true and what is considered false ✅ Define the evaluation target to pass through that ✅ Calculate the result according to both definitions It's like that.
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jev、巷で言われている通り「ifの拡張」って感覚ですね。 playgroudで試してみました。 ✅ 何をtrueとし、何をfalseとするかを定義する ✅ それに通す評価対象を定義する ✅ 双方の定義に従って結果を算出 って感じですね。
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