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Doesn't this look like having redundant information?
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No, IMO. It conveys that it's a symbol wrapped in an object; i.e., that
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@thefourtheye I think learning the difference between
Symbol(test)and[Symbol: test]might be a bit harder for people new to symbols.This way might not be perfect, but I think the consistency with how other boxed values are displayed makes it easier to reason about what exactly is being displayed.
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Makes sense. LGTM.