Using == checks for built-in type equality or reference equality. String is sometimes confusing because of string interning: "hello" == "hello" is true when it ought to be false because it looks as...
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Using == checks for built-in type equality or reference equality. String is sometimes confusing because of string interning: "hello" == "hello" is true when it ought to be false because it looks as...
It's absolutely impossible. The import statements are only in your code to help the compiler resolve name space collisions. They're used by the compiler to select which packages to search for names...