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But it's not just `!=`, it is `!variable = value`, see [1]. That does not look like "not equal" operator.

[1] http://skiplang.com/docs/lvalues.html




Although !x mean "not x" pretty universally.


Yeah, that's true, but I guess one can distinguish it quite easily when it's on the left side of an assignment.




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