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- Dictionaryyes/jɛs/
exclamation
- 1. used to give an affirmative response: "‘Do you understand?’ ‘Yes.’"
- 2. used as a response to someone addressing one or trying to attract one's attention: "‘Oh, Mr Lawrence.’ ‘Yes?’"
noun
- 1. an affirmative answer or decision, especially in voting: "answering with assured and ardent yeses"
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You can use the BIT field. For adding a BIT column to an existing table, the SQL command would look like: ALTER TABLE table_name ADD yes_no BIT. If you want to create a new table, you could do: CREATE TABLE table_name (yes_no BIT). answered Jul 30, 2013 at 18:51. John Mark. 2,528 2 21 17.
#define YES 1 #define NO 0 Explicit type casting: #define YES (uint16_t) 1 #define NO (uint16_t) !(YES) Another way of telling the compiler to do what you want it to: If you had the number 0xFFFF. Depending on whether it is signed or unsigned, this could have different meaning to your compiler.
Jul 30, 2013 · Note that ('Yes') is a truthy and will always evaluate to true. Share. Follow
Mar 18, 2014 · 9. The same reason most languages use true and false... You can use 1 and 0 if you like, same as any of those other languages. Really, if you think about it, we're talking about: #define YES 1. #define NO 0. It's simply nicer to read. answered Mar 27, 2009 at 18:23.
Aug 27, 2016 · In my system provisioning with Ansible, I don't want to specify become=yes in every task, so I created the following ansible.cfg in the project main directory, and Ansible automatically runs everyt...
Jun 6, 2013 · Yes and No are not defined, they should be in quote as they are string. A better approach is to use set of answer as user may answer in uper letter or lower letter or best take whatever input user want and the convert it to all lower and then compare (you have function for toLower in string library)
3. If the value of m has to stay the same forever, then of course you can either use. static const double m = 30000; or. #define m 30000. Just note that in C const objects have external linkage by default, so to get the equivalent const declaration you have to use static const, not just const.
May 23, 2017 · I'm using the example below: APT command line interface-like yes/no input? I want to make it its own definition as outlined then call it upon demand, like this: def log_manager(): question...
Jun 9, 2013 · The pratical difference is none. 0 is evaluated to false and 1 is evaluated to true. The fact that you use a boolean expression (1 == 1) or 1, to define true, doesn't make any difference. They both gets evaluated to int. Notice that the C standard library provides a specific header for defining booleans: stdbool.h.
23. There is a difference when you want to create an alias of a pointer type. Moreover, typedef obeys scope rules, i.e. you can declare a type local to a block. On the other hand, you can use #define when you want to manage your type in a preprocessor directive.
