I see a lot of statements like:
while (var != 0) {
but isn't this equivalent to:
while (var) { ?
Is there a reason why people often use the first form?
Thanks
I see a lot of statements like:
while (var != 0) {
but isn't this equivalent to:
while (var) { ?
Is there a reason why people often use the first form?
Thanks
Can the admin please move this thread to C Programming forum.
Thanks
*thread moved*
It may be clearer, depending on the situation.Originally Posted by manxmog
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Both have the same meaning and you can use any form which ever you like. But generally to make it more clearer, specially for newbie's its written as in the first form.
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