Re: comparing elements of vector<int> and list<int>
On Oct 10, 4:23 pm, Marjancek <marjan...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Oct 10, 2:23 am, Jerry Coffin <jcof...@taeus.com> wrote:
In article <pan.2007.10.10.05.00.52.70...@ippimail.com>,
arn...@ippimail.com says...
[...]
static char const *strings[] = {
"VECTOR and LIST are NOT equal",
"VECTOR and LIST are EQUAL"
};
std::cout << strings[result] << std::endl;
'True' is not always 1,
In C++ it is. The standard requires it.
it would be safer to do
std::cout << strings[result ? 1 : 0] << std::endl;
If the type being tested is not a bool, then something like:
std::cout << strings[ result != 0 ] << std::endl ;
might be appropriate. But for a bool, true is guaranteed to
convert to 1, and false to 0.
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