This is known as Boolean Logic.
1 represents true and 0 represents false.
In the first evaluation, true or false evaluates to true; therefore, not true or false or !(1 || 0) evaluates to 0.
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Type: Posts; User: Chomp
This is known as Boolean Logic.
1 represents true and 0 represents false.
In the first evaluation, true or false evaluates to true; therefore, not true or false or !(1 || 0) evaluates to 0.
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Yes, as they have mentioned, you are doing a few things incorrectly.
First, an integer is fine to store the cost of something. Many currencies are based on the equivalent of the U.S. penny rather...