I toyed around with the boolean operators a bit. This came up
eval> true == true;
true
eval> false == false;
true
eval> false == true;
false
eval> true == false;
false
eval> false != true;
Error: "Can not find appropriate '!=' operator." With parameters: (const bool, const bool) during evaluation at (1, 1)
eval> true != false;
Error: "Can not find appropriate '!=' operator." With parameters: (const bool, const bool) during evaluation at (1, 1)
Shouldn't false != true return true instead of throwing an error?
I toyed around with the boolean operators a bit. This came up
Shouldn't
false != truereturntrueinstead of throwing an error?