Wait! You can do that! I thought you had to add a key word, like String, or Number before it to convert it!
(How the future does that work?
I know, right?! Listen, any questions should be for Blackhole (maybe Getrithekd, shdwy, or any other programmers/connoisseurs), not me. Just ask him!
Hey Blackhole, willing to explain? (I know you’re busy, but pretty pretty please???)
Hola soy Dora no hablo espanyol how can I help
!!! Woah! How did he get on without as pinging him! HE IS GODLY!
I’ve been watching you all for about 10 minutes now- how can I help?
Explain this.
Could you explain to me tomorrow, I gotta go to bed, you can write it now and I’ll read it tomorrow though. I’m on the fringe of getting yelled at!
I quoted him one too many times…
he got notified.
Okay, but…
I gotta ghost!
I’ll be more than happy if you can explain it to me tomorrow!
(or now and I read it tomorrow…)
So A is a variable that is either true or false.
When you multiply A by 1 you get either 1 or 0. If A is true, then 1xA is 1. If A is false, then 1xA = 0.
This happens because of JavaScript and some weird rules that the programming language has. Make sense so far?
No please explain again
im just wasting ur time lmao
Wait, is A defined or doesn’t have a value?
(This is attracting alot of users)
Not really. Why’d we multiply a by 1 in the first place?
(duh Blackhole is talking)
Two users.
I see that, Pimysz. Time-waster.
Oh, heck, I have a bloody nose.
I know what you are
I know who you are
Follow what you promised to do
A is equal to either true or false in this case.
I developed this code to check if two conditions are true/false, or false/true respectively. Basically, the check is supposed to pass if
A = true, B = false
A = false, B = true
But it won’t pass if
A = true, B = true
A = false, B = false
me too.
Hold up I’m gonna hop on computer so I can explain with higher typing speed
So this is like an OR conditionn?
Fine.
Even though I never did.
I get to visit, though.