I have seen (none boolean declared) functions that have return 1; or return true; return 0; or return false; if(i == 0) or if(!i) i know they do just the same thing but was wondering if it's best practice in C++ to do one or the other or is it just personal preferance.

Best coding practice.

marcello.romani September 12, 2012, 6:16am 4

Whoops, I stand corrected

Good suggestion about the test, too.