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(Created page with "=Internal= * Go Language The Go notion of '''comparability''' implies that the equality operators <code>==</code> and <code>!=</code> must return the correct values when used. The instances of a type can be map keys as long as the type has an equality operator. <font color=darkkhaki>More here: Go_Maps#Overview</font>") |
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* [[Go_Language#Identity,_Equality,_Comparability|Go Language]] | * [[Go_Language#Identity,_Equality,_Comparability|Go Language]] | ||
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The Go notion of '''comparability''' implies that the equality operators <code>==</code> and <code>!=</code> must return the correct values when used. | The Go notion of '''comparability''' implies that the equality operators <code>==</code> and <code>!=</code> must return the correct values when used. | ||
The instances of a type can be map keys as long as the type has an equality operator. <font color=darkkhaki>More here: [[Go_Maps#Overview]]</font> | The instances of a type can be map keys as long as the type has an equality operator. <font color=darkkhaki>More here: [[Go_Maps#Overview]]</font> | ||
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Overview
The Go notion of comparability implies that the equality operators == and != must return the correct values when used.
The instances of a type can be map keys as long as the type has an equality operator. More here: Go_Maps#Overview