Using "!" (not operator) is confusing since it is no boolean.
Is the use of the ! operator limited to booleans ? Answer, no.
As I said previously
To me it is blindingly obvious that "not HIGH" is LOW and "not LOW" is HIGH
How is that confusing ?
Using "!" (not operator) is confusing since it is no boolean.
Is the use of the ! operator limited to booleans ? Answer, no.
As I said previously
To me it is blindingly obvious that "not HIGH" is LOW and "not LOW" is HIGH
How is that confusing ?