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Re: Boolean operators in IC
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Thu, 16 Sep 1999 04:21:21 GMT
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Original-From:
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Will Hein <WFH@ANDREW.CMUstopspam.EDU>
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Booleans work the same as in most languages. If you want to test for a
certain condition or set of conditions, then break it down into things that
can be answered as true or false.
You can use equalities, such as:
if (sky == blue) printf ("you're on earth") ;
if (sky != blue) printf ("you're not on earth") ;
you can use realtionship tests such as:
if ( franks_age <= bobs_age ) <some code here>;
if ( franks_age >= bobs_age ) <some code here>;
you can also force conditions, such as
while (0==0) <some code here>;
Some things that I usually use booleans for are testing if an analog sensor
is above or below a certain level, a switch is depressed, or a loop has
executed the desired number of times.
Hope that helps.
-Will Hein
"Smile. It makes people wonder what you've been up to."
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