I’m having trouble figuring why this isn’t working…
if (index != 10 || index != 0) {
If index = 0 the function is still allowed in, why?
I’m having trouble figuring why this isn’t working… if (index != 10 || index
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I’m having trouble figuring why this isn’t working…
if (index != 10 || index != 0) {
If index = 0 the function is still allowed in, why?
When index is zero, it is not ten.
The double pipe is a logical OR operator. The expression returns true when either the left, or the right side is true.
If you intend to return false when index is not 10 and zero, use the logical AND,
&&: