Source Word
Yoda condition
Noun
informal
(programming,
informal)
A
logical
condition
with
the
usual
order
of
operands
reversed
—
e.g.
if
(18
==
age)
rather
than
if
(age
==
18)
—
for
various
reasons,
such
as
avoiding
accidental
misuse
of
=
(assignment)
instead
of
==
(equality),
a
mistake
that
is
harder
to
spot
when
using
the
normal
order
of
operands.
Japanese Meaning
プログラミングにおける論理条件を表現する手法の一つで、通常のオペランドの順序（例: if(age == 18)）の代わりに、オペランドの順序を反転させた条件式（例: if(18 == age)）を書く方法。これは、代入演算子（=）と等価演算子（==）の誤用を防ぐために利用される。
Sense（1）
(programming,
informal)
A
logical
condition
with
the
usual
order
of
operands
reversed
—
e.g.
if
(18
==
age)
rather
than
if
(age
==
18)
—
for
various
reasons,
such
as
avoiding
accidental
misuse
of
=
(assignment)
instead
of
==
(equality),
a
mistake
that
is
harder
to
spot
when
using
the
normal
order
of
operands.
（ plural ）
