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Confused by ASP.NET c# and the "==" statement!

Morpheus · 2007-07-11 08:52:17

What will user status be set to in the OR part of this statement, i.e. what does the == mean? userStatusCorrect = false; if(secondUser == true) { userStatusCorrect = userStatusCorrect || (statusApp [COLOR="Blue"][B]==[/B][/COLOR] status); }

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11-07-2007 9:52am

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Morpheus

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What will user status be set to in the OR part of this statement, i.e. what does the == mean?
userStatusCorrect = false; if(secondUser == true) { userStatusCorrect = userStatusCorrect || (statusApp [COLOR="Blue"][B]==[/B][/COLOR] status); }

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#2 11-07-2007 10:35am
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Morph&#233 wrote: »

i.e. what does the == mean?

The parenthesis in the example
(statusApp == status)

will evaluate with either a true or false result, dependant on what the values of both variables are going into the conditional statement, i.e. is the value of statusApp equal to the value of status, yes or no?

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#3 11-07-2007 10:37am
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I hate fixing other peoples code and I hate shortcuts, thanks for the reply.

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#4 11-07-2007 2:05pm
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Morph&#233 wrote: »

I hate fixing other peoples code and I hate shortcuts

userStatusCorrect = secondUser && (statusApp == status);

D.

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