2.2 features

[Gustavo Niemeyer]

> It sounds weird from an English perspective to me. "If Guido in
> programmer and Guido in author then". "isa" or even just "a" makes more
> sense. or how about "in class" "If Guido in class programmer and Guido
> in class author then".

What about "If programmer in Guido" ("type in x" instead of "x in type")?

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Gustavo Niemeyer

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