Assertion: lisp's number | /r/CapableOf | represent same value
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text: evaluates to unless its parameters represent the same data object in memory; eqv? is generally the same as eq? but treats primitive objects (e.g. characters and numbers) specially so that numbers that represent the same value are eqv?
text: is generally the same as but treats primitive objects (e.g. characters and numbers) specially so that numbers that represent the same value are even if they do not refer to the same object; equal? compares data structures such as lists, vectors and strings to determine if they have congruent structure and eqv?
text: evaluates to unless its parameters represent the same data object in memory; eqv? is generally the same as eq? but treats primitive objects (e.g. characters and numbers) specially so that numbers that represent the same value are eqv?
text: is generally the same as but treats primitive objects (e.g. characters and numbers) specially so that numbers that represent the same value are even if they do not refer to the same object; equal? compares data structures such as lists, vectors and strings to determine if they have congruent structure and eqv?