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by grg0
25 days ago
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It's the latter; Rust won't allow the int->bool coercion. Though to be absolutely pedantic, !x is an int for x:int in C, there is no bool coercion involved; an if-statement takes an expression of any scalar value and evals to true on non-zero. Not that that helps to avoid introducing bugs anyway. |
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