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When I’m using an If statement and I want to check if a boolean is false should I use the ‘Not’ keyword or just = false, like so
If (Not myboolean) then vs
If (myboolean = False) then Which is better practice and more readable?
Definitely, use ‘Not’. And for the alternately, use ‘If (myboolean)’ instead of ‘If (myboolean = true)’
The works best if you give the boolean a readable name: