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How come both IntelliSense and the compiler accepts If 3 = True Then ... in VB.NET? Even with Option Strict on.
Does it in actuality treat Booleans as Integers, or what’s the deal?
From MSDN, Boolean Data Type (Visual Basic):
So, any number that is converted to boolean evaluates to
True, apart from 0.