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It may be nice Init(+) == 0 is true. But there is a question how isequal should work (e.g., what Dict{Any,Any}(Init(+) => :x)[0] should do?).
Init(+) == 0
true
isequal
Dict{Any,Any}(Init(+) => :x)[0]
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It'd be bad to define isequal(Init(*), 1) === true and isequal(Init(*), "") === true because it breaks transitivity.
isequal(Init(*), 1) === true
isequal(Init(*), "") === true
Defining = may be OK since we already have, e.g., I(3) == I == I(4).
=
I(3) == I == I(4)
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It may be nice
Init(+) == 0
istrue
. But there is a question howisequal
should work (e.g., whatDict{Any,Any}(Init(+) => :x)[0]
should do?).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: