> To save you from following that link, to this day I still mentally > translate "setdefault" to "getorset" whenever I see it. I read these out of order (so didn't see the giveaway getorsetandget) and spent some time wondering what an "orset" was. I figured it must be some obscure CS/text processing/numeric/literary term that suited this usage. So obscure that google's define couldn't find me a definition. set[with]default is maybe a terrible name, but it does have some things going for it ;) =Tony.Meyer ...perhaps it was the similarity to corset...but surely I'm too young to have "corset" spring to mind before "or set"...
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