The is-set operator on values and calculations
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#!ek9 defines module site.operators.isset defines program IsSet() stdout <- Stdout() name1 <- "Bill" name2 <- "Ted" name1Set <- name1? //results in true name3 as String: String() name3Set <- name3? //results in false name4 <- String() name4Set <- name4? //results in false //Note the validity of the calculation is been checked here not the actual result. //The use of the '( ... )' is important here. The ? applies to the result. validCalculation <- (name1 < name2)? //results in true - because the calculation was valid not because Bill is Less than Ted invalidCalculation <- (name1 < name3)? //results in false - because the calculation was invalid name is not set stdout.println(`${name1Set} ${name3Set} ${name4Set}`) stdout.println(`${validCalculation} ${invalidCalculation}`)
Output
true false false true false