And the vast majority of the time, we just pretend it's a weird syntax if-statement.
The practical importance is that we use the same tools to search for implementers and senders of #ifTrue: as we use to search for implementers and senders of any other method. (We use the same pencil to sketch that we use to write.)
The practical importance is that we use the same tools to search for implementers and senders of #ifTrue: as we use to search for implementers and senders of any other method. (We use the same pencil to sketch that we use to write.)