If month = 12 { If date = 24 { print = "Merry Christmas" } } - devRant

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Bobj2008

2625

7y

Idk if the format is right. It is the thought that counts 😊
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Ashkan

59

7y

Yeah, It is not right.

It depends on the language, but:
= or == ?

Btw, merry christmas :)
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Bobj2008

2625

7y

@Ashkan your right it is == 😑
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yellow-dog

44541

7y

&& is for pussies
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burtybob

453

7y

@Bobj2008 I'd like to report a bug, your code was telling me merry christmas yesterday but not today when today is christmas 😉
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Bobj2008

2625

7y

@burtybob lol
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luk32

11

7y

You are strongly triggering code review habits... Date should probably be named 'day' 😜
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RuntimeError

2010

7y

# Ruby
puts month == 12 && day == 25 ? 'Merry Christmas' : nil
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jsPaysMyBills

2823

7y

month == 11 in Javascript
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stalinkay

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7y

Looks like Merry Christmas everyday...
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RandarXJ7

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7y

@burtybob you didn't start your count at 0...24 is correct
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burtybob

453

7y

@RandarXJ7 Perhaps but the name suggests we are using a Date instance which would conform to normal human counts.
OR
Date refers to a humanable item that would suggest it should start at 1
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theredcameron

515

7y

Both ifs will always be true. Therefore, it's Christmas everyday!

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