Re:Let's Destroy C
by syockit on Thursday January 30, 2020 @05:00PM
(#22196241)
As far as I know, std library specifically uses the word "nonzero" in the documentation to denote non-false value. Therefore you should be using !, &&, || for any boolean ops, but never == nor !=
Except when being used as a comparison to any of the std utilities.