C# ifn't Statement Joke

C# now allows the "ifn't" statement to check whether a condition is *not* true. This helps with readability, as well as reduce the amount of exclamation marks used. if(condition) { // do whatever } ifn't(condition) { // do whatever }

A humorous fake programming post claims that C# now supports an “ifn't” statement for checking whether a condition is not true. The joke parodies awkward negation and suggests that this syntax would reduce the need for exclamation marks, while the code example presents the nonexistent construct as real. EN: A humorous fake programming post claims that C# now supports an “ifn't” statement for checking whether a condition is not true. The joke parodies awkward negation and suggests that this syntax would reduce the need for exclamation marks, while the code example presents the nonexistent construct as real.

• @eternalclassic / 44899 2024-01-15