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I’ve seen this before in code, but forgotten it. Basically it toggles a boolean variable. If it’s true, it’ll set to false and vice-versa. But unfortunately forgot the syntax.
It’s basically a one liner for this:
if (myVar) {
myVar = false;
} else {
myVar = true;
}
It’s something like this, but don’t know what it’s called or the correct syntax of it:
myVar = myVar : false ? true;
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