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You're probably using it wrong. rand() simply returns true.
by powrtoch 14y ago
You're probably using it wrong. rand() simply returns true.
- psykotic 14y agoIn Objectivist C, there are no Booleans. If True exists then False exists, and False values are an affirmation of the death principle.
- nemo1618 14y agoI think you'll find that, due to the highly polarizing nature of Objectivist-C, the truth value of rand() depends on what machine you run it on.