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Also note that _ has a meaning in the Python REPL - it's the value of the last expression.



_ is also used in the node.js REPL to mean the last expression. This means that you can't require() underscore.js as you normally would and must instead choose a different name.


Yes, I'm aware of this problem, underscore.php solved this using double underscores maybe I can add a noConflict method to rename the library and free up underscore variable.




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