To me, a bool variable indicates either true or false.
Some bool variable was defined and initialized to a value unknown to us. I just want to get the opposite value of it. How should I do it in C++?
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To me, a bool variable indicates either true or false.
Some bool variable was defined and initialized to a value unknown to us. I just want to get the opposite value of it. How should I do it in C++?
Just use the
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