Syntax · Question 9 of 12
What distinguishes lib.b =< lib.a from lib.b < lib.a?
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Answer
- A =< refers, changes to the original apply
Explanation
A copy with < takes over the state at the time of the line. A reference with =< points to the original, so changes to it also reach the referencing path. References work for content objects in setup.