No comparison!
You are assigning 'not B' to A
A=!B
B == 0 == FALSE
!B == TRUE
A is assigned TRUE and the if always succeeds.
Try
A == !B
Or like tom said, the more intuitive version:
A != B
No comparison!
You are assigning 'not B' to A
A=!B
B == 0 == FALSE
!B == TRUE
A is assigned TRUE and the if always succeeds.
Try
A == !B
Or like tom said, the more intuitive version:
A != B