This one time, at band camp, Nick Croft said:
>What I've missed out on learning C and gtk+ at home is how to pronounce
>= and == (in my head while reading code).
"=" pronounced "equals" or "assignment equals"
"==" pronounced "equalsequals" or "is equal to"
>If you see
> int x = 1;
I'd say "int x equals 1"
>It seems quite sensible to pronounce == as `equals'.
If you were to write "if (x == 1)" I'd say "if x equal to 1".
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jamesw
<Jaq> what's wrong with the default? :)
<jdub> It is poopie.
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