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Rick McNevin
648 PointsTesting something that wasn't covered in any previous lessons.
The first few questions in this quiz are using this: while (cycle == true) None of the previous lessons ever covered or even mentioned == How are students supposed to know what this is?
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Steven Parker
231,210 Points
Good catch!
Perhaps before now, folks recognized that symbol from familiarity with other languages. That's the equality comparison operator. It compares the values on the left and right, and the entire expression becomes "true" if both values are the same, and "false" otherwise. This will be discussed starting around time index 0:45 in the upcoming video on if / else.
The fact that it was used before being explained is certainly a bug. You might want to report it using the Support page.