The application I\'m working on is a \"configurator\" of sorts. It\'s written in C# and I even wrote a rules engine to go with it. The idea is that there are a bunch of propositional logic statements,
Is there any way to use boolean algebra in JS? Eg I would like to loop through an array containing true & false, and simplify it down to either only true, or false.
I inherited some code that contains an IF statement I\'d like to reduce if possible. It is, in essence, a simple IF (A or B) THEN.But it gets tricky because A and B are generalizations of other expre
I am a little confused with Enumerator#reject in ruby. Consider the following code: (1..10).select {|i| i % 3 == 0 || i % 5 == 0 } => [3, 5, 6, 9, 10]
I would like to check multiple conditions in an if loop of GNU make file. Here\'s an example: ifeq ($(TEST_FLAG),TRUE && ($(DEBUG_FLAG),FALSE))
I\'ve just started use rails but this logic seems reversed to me. weight = 70 num_pallets = 25 while weight < 100 and num_pallets <=30
I need to assign one of two variables to a third variable, using the value of the second variable if the first is (bool)false or undefined.
I got screwed when trying to understand this expression. I\'ve thought several times but I cant get the meaning.
A program that prints its input one word per line. int main() { int c; while ((c=getchar()) != EOF) { if (c== \' \' || c== \'\\n\' ||c == \'\\t\')
according to this question, I can\'t assign the result of a boolean log开发者_运维知识库ic statement into a bit field.My problem is that I am working on a creation script and I have a few dependent fl
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