On 8/31/07, John Stiles <email@hidden> wrote:
> I *think* that the C spec doesn't specify the result of a boolean
> expression other than "zero means false, nonzero means true."
No, *all* of C's operators that return a boolean result return either
1 or 0. So the result of any of:
(==,!=,<,>,<=,>=,!,&&,||)
will never be anything but 1 or 0. This is also true in C++ (unless
one of the operators is overloaded to do something else).
--
Clark S. Cox III
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