Boolean operators.

[ilovecookies]

Errr actually cookies is wrong, everything other than 1 is true. bool n = (36) in this expression n is true

!(1||0) &&0) <--- your missing a bracket....but i suppose it would be here
!((1||0) &&0)
Since the INSIDE brackets are first we evaluate (1||0) which is true
!( 1 && 0 )
both have to be true so this express is now
! (0)
the ! operator flips the bit so it would be
1

o_o How am I wrong? Is it not 1 = True, 0 = False

[Hell_Demon]

0 = false, above 0 = true

[crushed]

0 = false, above 0 = true

This is what Hell_Daddy wanted us all to see, children of his.

[falzarex]

Hey I found that first :O it was in my sig lol

[Hell_Demon]

Hey! Dont forget my other post(that got removed pretty quickly ;P)

[falzarex]

lol
"Have fun in your new home"

[wtfiwantthatname]

0 = false, above 0 = true

I was under the impression that was only for converting over datatypes to a Boolean. And that False is equals 0 and true equals 1.

[ilovecookies]

I was under the impression that was only for converting over datatypes to a Boolean. And that False is equals 0 and true equals 1.

That's basically what he's saying. 0 = False, and Anything above 0 = True, i.e.

2 = true
69 = true
420 = true
666 = true
12122012=true
0 = false

[zeco]

Im certain that it is

0 is false

!0 is true ( by not zero that includes negative numbers)

['Bruno]

Im certain that it is

0 is false

!0 is true ( by not zero that includes negative numbers)

someone teached me this too...

including negative numbers..

[crushed]

To be or not to be, to be true, or to be not true, to be false, or to be gay.
Wait what? o_o I somewhat understand this a bit more clearer now.

But I definetly loved zeco's example on MSN last night.

!(0 || 1)
"!(Dead || Alive) = Alive. !(Alive)= Not Alive = Awww shet, he's dead guys. "

[rwkeith]

Negatives can also be false. Technically, if it's not 0, it's true(ex. -100, 50, -3.50 are all true)

[zeco]

Negatives can also be false. Technically, if it's not 0, it's true(ex. -100, 50, -3.50 are all true)

Do you mean negatives can also be true? Because otherwise your statement contradicts itself =)

[rwkeith]

Do you mean negatives can also be true? Because otherwise your statement contradicts itself =)

Yea, forgot to chew it over with a twix.