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pk wrote:
> In most programming languages, they assign a value to TRUE, and another
> to FALSE(in the case above, FALSE=0, and TRUE=NOT(FALSE) )
> In other languages, fe, C(for which i dont't really remember the
> standard), it's something like TRUE = -1 (binary 11111111) and FALSE
> would be 0(binary 00000000)...
And then there are the Unix shells...
$ true
$ echo $?
0
$ false
$ echo $?
1
Just to keep everyone confused. ;-)
-Mark Gordon
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