The Walrus operator is mostly common in languages like Go Lang to initiate a variable, and then if you want to change the value of the variable later you use the equal sign,(reply>), @Abe Plus It would be intuitive, if it was the other way around, = as declaration and := as assignment, like in OCaml,(reply>), @Sobanya wdym it's so intuitive ! It saves me from writing Java ie <br>Var x int = 5 <br>Becomes <br>X:=5 <br><br>And guess what , the compiler is smart enough to know the type so I don't have to worry about anything .,(reply>), @Zyansheep Rust is my favorite language,(reply>), @Mica White try Rust, the concurrency may not be as ergonomic, but it sure is faster!,(reply>)," Mike White Don’t knock it’s til you try it. Plus it could be worse. My minor in college made me take a course on <a href=""http://vb.net/"">VB.net</a>. 🤮"