short circuit evaluation
Ruby doesn’t look at both expressions unless it has to; if it sees
false && true
it stops reading as soon as it sees && because it knows false && anything must be false.
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Ruby doesn’t look at both expressions unless it has to; if it sees
false && true
it stops reading as soon as it sees && because it knows false && anything must be false.
Sometimes when you want to merge changes made in another branch (in some remote) to your master branch. (or any branch supposed to be working) When you trust and it works fine for sure, then it would be quite simple: git merge And also... Continue →