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Represents the alternation operator location.

foo => bar | baz
           ^

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The location of the ‘and` keyword or the `&&` operator.

left and right
     ^^^

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def contains_forwarding?: () -> bool

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The location of the ‘=>` operator, if present.

{ foo => bar }
      ^^

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The location of the ‘**` operator.

{ **x }
  ^^

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Represents the location of the ‘&` operator.

foo(&args)
    ^

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Represents the location of the ‘&` operator.

def a(&b)
      ^
end

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def variable_call?: () -> bool

Represents the location of the operator.

foo.bar &&= value
        ^^^

def call_operator: () -> String?

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