15.07.2018, 11:51
Don't use " != 0 " because it might not get it as a compiler sometimes, I might sound as a retard but it happens a lot of times with me specially while using other programming languages as C++ etc.
Use " == 0 " or " == 1 " and I believe if you used the following it might work smoothly.
Use " == 0 " or " == 1 " and I believe if you used the following it might work smoothly.