Fond this gem in a sample code at uni...
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Return t.result() 🤷‍♂️

t.result() > 0 ? true : truen't

@C0D4 nope not that way.
I've seen people fucking using that true value as 1 for operations

You never know the code is bad at just one line or it is the start of a horrendous journey

Well it could be worse, they could be numbers or strings.

I think this is a nice way to learn this operator.

It depends on how much the programming laguage is typed. Javascript or php would be so different from java or c++ in interpreting this line of code.

Like sometime ppl write stuff like :
If(var) {}

So if var is null it is assumed as false. I see this so much in javascript when devs avoid trying to understand the differences between, null, undefined, false, nan lol.

@devapsarl Even then, `value!!` is fine

I remember back in school some people actually wrote code like this:

if(list.isEmpty()) {

return true;

}

else {

return false;

}

@C0D4 oh and btw -1 is treated as true in most of the languages in case the return type as Boolean

return t.result() > 0;

Could use the raw value, but I like to keep my types consistent...

if (true) return !0; else return !1;

Found sample code at uni??

Son, similar trash in prod for (at least) 3 years.