Comment on Yoda ConditionsparentComments−pasquinelli9yhow would you write a yoda conditional with two variables? which is the yoda conditional (a == b), or (b == a)?−mikeash9yYou can't if they're both mutable, since the whole idea of a yoda conditional is to put an immutable thing on the left side. What I meant was that you can't use them in that case, so it's a technique you can't use with 100% consistency.
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how would you write a yoda conditional with two variables? which is the yoda conditional (a == b), or (b == a)?
You can't if they're both mutable, since the whole idea of a yoda conditional is to put an immutable thing on the left side. What I meant was that you can't use them in that case, so it's a technique you can't use with 100% consistency.