Lord Ganja
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What are the differences of return, return 1, return 0, return true, return false, and any other return?
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Difference of returnS?
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Ohh. Okay. So if it's like ' -1 = yes, 0= no, 1 = maybe '
return 0 will be no and return -1 will be yes?
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Usually return 0 and return false, mean the same.
The same is true for return 1 and return true.
Every other return value is usually either data or some kind of success/error code.
Usually return 0 and return false, mean the same.
The same is true for return 1 and return true.
Every other return value is usually either data or some kind of success/error code.
Depend on what you want the script/function to return.
It's depend on what you want it to be, what these value will be represent.
It's all define by yourself.
Or course, these "1/0" , "true/false" are some standard that you could follow.
Useful to indicate the outcome of function is "success/fail" ...
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121125180438AAk9sSo
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Thank you for you answers
