How do you pronounce => (associate)

Question

Like if you are pair programming, how would you read or say "key" => "value" ?

Answer 1

Please pay attention to the fact that "greater or equal to..." is >=, completely different from =>. In this case meaning that you are associating the value "value" to the variable "key".
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Answer 2

I think 'associative' would be better.

Answer 3

@Dominik greater or equal to is written like this >=

Answer 4

Example: "age" => "22"
will be said like this : age having 22

Answer 5

assoshiative

Answer 6

=> is means, that condition a is greater or equals b. For example: 5=>2. It will be true because, 5 is greater then 2.

Answer 7

we will read it as Key Greater Than Or Equal To Value.