Huh???? you're not making any sense.
You can't mix personal opinion with character comparisons. cs deals with
discrete elements, NOT opinions. In my last post, I was referring to equalsIgnoreCase() and strcmp(). hmm..I assume your bkgd isn't technical, which is why you made your statement and why you didn't get the implications of the 2 f(x)'s above. In any case, syntactically (sp?) your statement would generate a compiler error, it should be:
if ( "cs" != "fun" ) && ("cs" != "good-time")
return (false);
else
return (true);
If you are implying that cs is programming because I mentioned char array and strings, you clearly are unaware of the breadth of computer science. there is computer architecture, algorithm analyses, cs theory, (not all of those classes involve programming) etc and a ton of math and electrical engineering.
"
totally true"? you shouldn't generalize as diff people have diff opinions. I think cs is fun and I have a good time with it. since there is an exception to your statement (my disagreeing opinion), your statement is not "totally" true...(predicate logic).
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Originally Posted by jroo "cs" != "fun" || "good-time"
//although the above is totally true, notice how not a single character matches |