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Which one of the following do you do:
var = true; if (...) var = false; Or
if (...) var = false; else var = true; Is there a reason you pick on or the other?
I’m working on the premise that nothing else is happening to var. The next line of code might be something like:
if (var) { ... }
How about
var = { ... }directly since it’s aboolean?