← Back to context Comment by xigoi 1 day ago But in shell, 0 is true, not false. The program called true returns 0. 1 comment xigoi Reply Dylan16807 1 day ago "True has 0 errors" is the straightforward part."False pretends to have an error" is where it gets weird. It's not that they got booleans backwards, it's that they're stretching a tenuous analogy a bit too far.
Dylan16807 1 day ago "True has 0 errors" is the straightforward part."False pretends to have an error" is where it gets weird. It's not that they got booleans backwards, it's that they're stretching a tenuous analogy a bit too far.
"True has 0 errors" is the straightforward part.
"False pretends to have an error" is where it gets weird. It's not that they got booleans backwards, it's that they're stretching a tenuous analogy a bit too far.