Ugly condition in C# or way to make your code shorter...

by Igor 10. December 2008 08:37

Today I've registered on stackoverflow.com and someone got an interesting question about C#: !IsGood vs IsGood == false. I was irritated by idea to check boolean variables this way so many times 

if (boolVar == false) { ... }

But some time ago I have discovered one case where I *LIKE* to write something very simlarly looking :) Read my full answer to this question. As some kind of bonus you will find out how NOT to use operator overloading in C# ;)

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Hi! My name is Igor Khavkin. I'm Senior Software Developer, mostly doing C# / .NET nowadays but have Java experience in the past. Dealing with newest .NET technologies (C# 3.0, LINQ, WPF) in real world applications, have experience in parser construction for large scale projects analyzing SQL. Very interested in complex projects that need to solve non-trivial algorithmic and/or mathematical problems.

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