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I believe it's a once-popular way to avoid this mistake: if (variable = false) // == intended Which is valid in C and some other languages. But if (f

I believe it's a once-popular way to avoid this mistake: if (variable = false) // == intended Which is valid in C and some other languages. But if (false = variable) Is not valid.

spilk 10y ago
That makes way more sense than I would have thought. Thanks. Guess I've been away from C for a while.