the manual says ..."MINT's looping mechanism can also be used to execute code conditionally. In MINT boolean false is represented by 0 or /F and true is represented by 1 or /T."
we you run it you get
> 0 0 =.
-1
> 1 0 =.
0
>
> /T .
-1
> /F .
0
>
when used in loops -1(...) is the same as 1(...)
why ?
maybe this is correct so long as is not 0 for true
the manual says ..."MINT's looping mechanism can also be used to execute code conditionally. In MINT boolean false is represented by 0 or /F and true is represented by 1 or /T."
we you run it you get
when used in loops -1(...) is the same as 1(...) why ? maybe this is correct so long as is not 0 for true