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Re: When a String is not equal to a String
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Re: When a String is not equal to a String


  • Subject: Re: When a String is not equal to a String
  • From: Ken Grimm <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 09:05:47 -0500

On 4/16/02 7:05 AM, JollyRoger at email@hidden didst forever and
always commit to the digital human communication archive:

> One very simple way around this is to use the = operator instead of the
> words "is equal to":
>
> if str1 = str2 then "do this"

Now I'm confused...

Why is "is equal to" not the same as the "=" operator?

Sounds Clintonish to me... what "is" "is" "is" *grin*

Ken
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