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I guess this is trivial for most of good1 programmers, but I’m so used to programming using true and false2 that when I encounter 0 and 1, I can never remember which one means true and which one means false.
Any suggestions?
1Good: I mean one who knows C, of course 🙂
2I am a Java developer, as you have guessed 😉
Haven’t you ever noticed that everyday items’ power switches use a circle for off, and a line for on?
It’s not much of a jump to link them up.
Off = circle = zero = false
On = line = one = true