PostgreSQL comparisons
I am confused why here the result is TRUE select 'Clark' in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); But here it's NULL (instead of evaluating to TRUE) select 'Ava' not in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); Can somebody please explain?
I am confused why here the result is TRUE select 'Clark' in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); But here it's NULL (instead of evaluating to TRUE) select 'Ava' not in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); Can somebody please explain?
i have an if statement in JavaScript, the problem (was its fixed now but I don't know why) when the parameters are val1 and val2 as objects, this Code works: if (typeof(val1) === typeof(val2) === 'object' && val1 !== null…
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I’m working on a Flutter project where I need to compare two DateTime objects, but only by their date. The time component of the DateTime objects is not relevant for my comparison. Here’s an example of the DateTime objects I’m…