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While looking through some example C code, I came across this:
y -= m < 3;
What does this do? It it some kind of condensed for loop or something? It’s impossible to google for as far as I know.
m < 3is either1or0, depending on the truth value.So
y=y-1whenm<3istrue, ory=y-0whenm>=3