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Archive for March 16th, 2009

It seems like such a trivial thing to be talking about but not knowing the difference between the two operators can make a huge difference between working code and code that only seems to work.

Let me illustrate:

        bool b = false;
        bool c = true;
        if(b & c)
            // do something

        if(b && c)
            // do something

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