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I simplified everything by asking one question: “What is the single source of truth here?” Instead of many booleans, I reduced it to: const [currCheckedavailability, setcurrCheckedAvailability] = useState(null);


やりたいこと ・トグルキーでbool変数をオンオフ ・変数に合わせてアニメーションを実行、解除(表情変更) ・オン中は表情固定、オフで解除 できたこと ・変数いじるトグルキー作成 ・変数に合わせてアニメーション実行、表情固定 今の問題点 ・解除しても表情固定されっぱ


a nice, concise, fluent API for building predicates and boolean expressions with effect’s predicate module

dillon_mulroy's tweet image. a nice, concise, fluent API for building predicates and boolean expressions with effect’s predicate module
dillon_mulroy's tweet image. a nice, concise, fluent API for building predicates and boolean expressions with effect’s predicate module

"Boolean values are cute in theory, but they map really poorly to the macroscopic words: nothing becomes True or False at runtime, things are either True or False a priori, independent of observation."

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✨ Paper #OTD Published in #AnnalsOfMathematics, 28 October 2019 Hao Huang @MathEmory @NUSingapore: "Induced subgraphs of hypercubes and a proof of the Sensitivity Conjecture" annals.math.princeton.edu/2019/190-3/p06 ✍️ Review @zbMATH zbmath.org/?q=an:07128144 #Booleanfunction


On the Windows OS the data type BOOL is not the same as data type BOOLEAN

vxunderground's tweet image. On the Windows OS the data type BOOL is not the same as data type BOOLEAN

"IF" function: I've seen IF functions explained in a myriad of ways over the years. And TBH, they always felt a bit confusing. They shouldn't be. Think of them like an easy "true/false" question. =IF(A1>B1,"True","False") If "A1" is > B1, we get "True" If <, we get "False"


Here is a thing I see beginners do all the time when learning computer programming. They use a conditional statement (an if-statement) to decide whether to return `True` or `False` from a function. Don't use a conditional, RETURN the condition 👍 Example in Python 🐍:

mathsppblog's tweet image. Here is a thing I see beginners do all the time when learning computer programming.

They use a conditional statement (an if-statement) to decide whether to return `True` or `False` from a function.

Don&apos;t use a conditional, RETURN the condition 👍

Example in Python 🐍:

is it a condition? if( 4*x == 6-y*y ) is it a function? float f(x) => sqrt(6-4x); is it the other function? float f(y) => (6-y*y)/4; is it a boundary condition? bool f(x,y) => 6-y*y-4*x < 0; and, the list goes on


If you ever need to know what type of build you are running in C#, this is a good way. The static boolean flag will also allow you to do branch elimination based on the flag. #dotnet

badamczewski01's tweet image. If you ever need to know what type of build you are running in C#, this is a good way. 

The static boolean flag will also allow you to do branch elimination based on the flag.

#dotnet

JavaScript `in` operator💡 The `in` operator determines if a property exists in an object. It returns a boolean: `True` if the property exists in the object, `False` if the property doesn't exist in the object.

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The `in` operator determines if a property exists in an object.

It returns a boolean:

`True` if the property exists in the object,
`False` if the property doesn&apos;t exist in the object.

const isNumber = (input: any): Boolean => { for (let i = 1; i < Number.MAX_VALUE; i++) { if (i === input) { return true; // exit early for performance } } return false; };


what’s a “boolean”, that’s not a real word


#CodeTidbits30 Day 9 🎄 Coming up with good variable names can be a challenge. For boolean values, you can follow this convention. Prefix it with `is`, `has`, or `can`. Just by reading the name, you'll know it's a boolean 🙌 #Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

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Coming up with good variable names can be a challenge. For boolean values, you can follow this convention. Prefix it with `is`, `has`, or `can`. Just by reading the name, you&apos;ll know it&apos;s a boolean 🙌

#Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

javascript NOT NOT (!!) operator - Converting a value to it's Boolean representation - !!true => true !!false => false - !!null => false !!NaN => false !!undefined => false - !!{} => true !![] => true some people love it, some hate it. What do think using !!?

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- Converting a value to it&apos;s Boolean representation
- !!true =&amp;gt; true !!false =&amp;gt; false
- !!null =&amp;gt; false !!NaN =&amp;gt; false !!undefined =&amp;gt; false
- !!{} =&amp;gt; true !![] =&amp;gt; true

some people love it, some hate it. What do think using !!?

Não é só isso na verdade, é uma piada com as portas lógicas O sistema vai formar uma equação booleana: 2B + !(2B) + (ou, or) ! (não, not) Ou seja, 2B ou o inverso (ou a negação) de 2B 2B or not 2B To be or not to be

xquadrado's tweet image. Não é só isso na verdade, é uma piada com as portas lógicas

O sistema vai formar uma equação booleana:

2B + !(2B)

+ (ou, or)
! (não, not)

Ou seja, 2B ou o inverso (ou a negação) de 2B

2B or not 2B
To be or not to be

三項演算子 (条件演算子) が好きです? なら、JavaScriptがオススメです! JavaScriptは高速化のためにソースコードを短くしたがる文化があり、また動的型付けのため、 if(a>0) f(); else b=0; という処理は、しばしば a>0?f():b=0 と書かれます。もちろんelseが不要なときは、 a>0&&f() です!


A Decades-Old Computer Science Puzzle Was Solved in Two Pages by Mathematician Hao Huang (Emory University) wired.com/story/a-decade… via @WIRED #ComputerScience #BooleanFunction


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