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Compiler error:
Variable names may not start with a number.
Compiler warning:
The statement has no effect anyway, it is always TRUE.
Now how sure are you 'bout that? Like is there no "2" like character that is not a number in the Unicode universe?
I'll give you an example with 3:
if (Зam - 3 != зam) { … }
First of all, you can't multiply a boolean expression or variable by X. It is either True or False. It can not be 2 times True.
Now that that is out of the way, it is just B OR !B, which is 1 OR 0 or 0 OR 1, which is 1 aka True.
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To be or not to be, that is the question.
Never seen it written that way before. There must be a difference in British and American Boolean notation.
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