C + + 14 allows the lookup to be done via an arbitrary type, so long as the comparison operator can compare that type with the actual key type.
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Automatic type coercion by the equality comparison operators ( = = and ! = ) can be avoided by using the type checked comparison operators, ( = = = and ! = = ).
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Automatic type coercion by the equality comparison operators ( = = and ! = ) can be avoided by using the type checked comparison operators, ( = = = and ! = = ).
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There is also the " IS DISTINCT FROM " infixed comparison operator, which returns TRUE unless both operands are equal or both are NULL . Likewise, IS NOT DISTINCT FROM is defined as " NOT ( IS DISTINCT FROM ) ".
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Farooqui left UBL to help a leading international personal finance comparison operator from Asia setup their business for the Pakistani market, unfortunately the international operator chose not to pursue the market opportunity at last moment due to a shift in overall strategy.
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Two atoms that appeared in different places in source code but were written in exactly the same way represented the same object, whereas each list was a separate object that could be altered independently of other lists and could be distinguished from other lists by comparison operators.
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Further, combinations of assignment and augmented assignment, like a = b + = c are not legal in Python, though they are legal C . Another example are comparison operators, such as >, = =, and < =.
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When using reference variables, comparison operators are available to check whether two reference variables refer to the same item of data ( "': = : "') or whether the data they point to is the same ( "'= "').
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It's a pain that Excel doesn't, after all these years, have more flexible comparison operators for its functions ( other than complicated nesting or slow / problematic VBA macros ), but such is how it is . . .-- talk ) 20 : 09, 1 July 2009 ( UTC)
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Single and double pairs of comparison operators ( < <, > > ) ( meaning " much smaller than " and " much greater than " ) are sometimes used instead of guillemets ( ? ?) ( used as quotation marks in many languages ) when the proper characters are not available.
