Oh, okay. So what does the <= operator do in that context?
Oh, okay. So what does the <= operator do in that context?
Exactly what you would expect from that expression : compares if the result of (a <= b) [which is either 0 or 1] is greater or equal to c.Originally Posted by Dondrei
The problem is that you didn't want to compare if the boolean value of (a <= b) is greater or equal to c, you wanted to compare if c is greater or equal to b as well as a <= b.
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I think I'll just separate with &&s, probably the simplest way.
Ah, that makes sense.
