English binary logic operators

[Bill Baxter]

Daniel Keep wrote:
> 
> Georg Wrede wrote:
>> Bill Baxter wrote:
>> ...
>>> Mmmm Unicode.  That opens up a whole slew of possibilities.
>>> How about opDoubleIntegration?  No problem!
>>>      ∬f(x)dx;
>>> Oooh and we could allow this as a synonym for delete myVar:
>>>
>>>      ☠ myVar;
>> Hey, that's the warez operator! The delete symbol is †.
>>
>> ...
> 
> Well, you'd just want to make sure you don't get your objects
> inexplicably being resurrected days later to give you memory leaks.
> 
> *ba-dum ching*

Just need make liberal use of the ☂ operator in that case.

> Still, I'm surprised no-one has claimed the following gems:
> 
> * ☢ - the Radioactive operator (use instead of "volatile"?)
> * ☣ - the Biohazard operator (for dirty external declarations?)
> * ☭ - the "in Soviet Russia" operator (reverses lexical ordering of next
> statement)

Too funny.

> * ♨ - the "Hot springs" operator (process goes and takes a break at a
> relaxing hot spring, coming back ready and rarin' for some number
> crunching!)
> * ☃ - the Snowman operator (I... got nothin' on this one)

It must mean "this variable is frozen", a.k.a. const ??
BTW at 12 points, that looks more like "bill the cat" than a snowman.
@_O -- Ack!

--bb