Who’s at index zero?
Who are you?
What do you want?
Five questions.
the x is not not x but is also not the nand x but x is not xnor, and or x of the x
He is MI and I am Yu
Is this not loss?
It is not.
Who is not?
The one who is neither not-x nor not that not-x.
Alright, spicy opinion time: I think, the
!operator is dumb.It’s yet another symbol with a meaning, which people have to learn.
And it’s easy to overlook, especially in languages with parentheses in their if-conditions:
if (!list.isEmpty()) { ... }I think that just a
.not()method on Booleans is cooler:if (list.isEmpty().not()) { ... }You can do this in Rust, which is where I have that idea from: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2021&gist=dedb71bd84243c78ee0afad0f30b80c3
Mathematics themselves are essentially tons of symbols that people have to learn, tbf.
I personally never had any trouble looking at the negation operator, and find the
.not()postfix cumbersome.To be fair, mathematics also uses single-character variable names
LaughsCries in engineeringactually names his variables “x, y, z, etc etc” when coding
The ol’ postfix ‘not’. Wayne’s World is a thing of the past! … NOT
No way dude!
Kotlin has not, and, and or utility functions as well
