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Originally Posted by dice7 Quote: Originally Posted by ♣ ⓐⓢⓢ false stands 0 - (!statement) or (statement == false) or (statement == 0) true stands for all positiv numbers - (statement) or (statement == true) or (statment > 0) lately in irc, someone asked if (statement) is the same as (statement == 1) and someone else said yes, I loled and switched the channel :O True stands for positive and negative numbers and the guy on irc was right. (statement) means (statement != 0), which is in some way (statement == 1) pawn Код: for(new statement = -1; statement < 3; statement ++)     {         if (statement)         {           printf("%d", statement);         }     } This will print -1, 1 and 2

No, lol
if (statement) is the same as if (statement == true) not if (statement == 1)
Bool and integer's aren't the same, I'm afraid