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RE: The JavaScript Journey #3 - Logical Operators
Nice article
i always take TRUE = 1, FALSE = 0 , AND =(Multiply), OR=(addition)
example
1*0 -> 0
which can also be
TRUE && FALSE -> FALSE
Nice article
i always take TRUE = 1, FALSE = 0 , AND =(Multiply), OR=(addition)
example
1*0 -> 0
which can also be
TRUE && FALSE -> FALSE
Never thought of it that way! That's a very smart solution. I'm glad you liked the article. :)
Thanks too
keep up the good work of enlightening us.