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You can use the and:
message to ensure that a parameter has been
assigned a value before you evaluate an expression that depends on an
assignment. For example, the following expression uses isNumber
to ensure that the >
test is evaluated only if a number has been
assigned to x
:
x isNumber and: [x > 1600]