Not as conjunction
Can anyone proofread this sentence? (it's about programming)
TRUE, FALSE, “TRUE”, and “FALSE” can be used as Booleans. Keep in mind that if they are being used as such, they should only be compared with other Booleans, not with other types.
I'm especially worried about the ", not" at the end. Is it a comma splice or not, and why?
If there's a better way to phrase it, I'd ALSO like to know about it.
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apple cobra Is it a comma splice or not, and why? A comma splice is an error made when you join two main clauses with a comma. Is " with other types" a main clause?
- apple cobra Is it a comma splice or not, and why?
- A comma splice is an error made when you join two main clauses with a comma.
- Is " with other types" a main clause?
- Does it have a subject and a verb?
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apple cobra Is it a comma splice or not, and why?
A comma splice is an error made when you join two main clauses with a comma.
Is "with other types" a main clause? Does it have a subject and a verb?
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