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I have three boolean variables. I need to check if all three are true or all three are false.
I can do this in a ‘dummy’ way:
bool areSame = false;
if(a && b && c)
areSame = true;
else if (!a && !b && !c)
areSame = true;
I’d like to know if there is another more elegant solution.
You can use the equality operator on booleans too: