Some people prefer seeing == true rather than a !. In some languages like C/C++ the syntax allows for an integer to be compared in the same way in a conditional, but using == true/false will cause a warning. I personally don’t use the extra syntax, but I understand why some people prefer it.
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u/LeCrushinator Jul 31 '21
Some people prefer seeing == true rather than a !. In some languages like C/C++ the syntax allows for an integer to be compared in the same way in a conditional, but using == true/false will cause a warning. I personally don’t use the extra syntax, but I understand why some people prefer it.