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When people use if statements on booleans, they either do this
if booleanStatement = true then
if booleanStatement then
I know that they both accomplish the same thing, but is one better than the other? Outside of ‘good programming etiquette’
Use
if booleanStatement thenorif Not booleanStatement then.Why would you wanna write
if true = true thenorif true = false then?