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!!tag ortest {set("lang", if(or(eq(args.0, "py"), eq(args.0, "python")), "py", "js"))}
{set("cstart", if(eq(get("lang"), "py"), "", "("))}
{set("cend", if(eq(get("lang"), "py"), ":", ")"))}
{set("or", if(eq(get("lang"), "py"), "or", "||"))}
{set("name", if(eq(get("lang"), "py"), "Python", "your language"))}
**Got code that looks like this, and it's not working properly?**
```{get("lang")}
if {get("cstart")}x == "foo" {get("or")} "bar" {get("or")} "baz"{get("cend")}
```
That's because {get("name")} is interpreting your code as if it was:
```{get("lang")}
if {get("cstart")}(x == "foo") {get("or")} "bar" {get("or")} "baz"{get("cend")}
```
If the first expression (`x == "foo"`) is false, the others are checked.
**Expressions like `"bar"` will be treated as unrelated to `x`, and may be treated as true or false depending on the language *and have nothing to do with x's value!***

Try this instead:
```{get("lang")}
if {get("cstart")}x == "foo" {get("or")} x == "bar" {get("or")} x == "baz"{get("cend")}
```
Or use a collection like an array/list/set and with those values and check if x is in the collection.

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