Boolean Types Have Three States

NOOOOOOOO!!!!! YOU CAN'T JUST MAKE A BOOLEAN TYPE HAVE THREE POSSIBLE STATES!!! THAT BREAKS THE ENTIRE POINT OF BOOLEANS REPRESENTING BINARY VALUES!!! haha bool? go null bool? b = null; Microsoft .NET C#

A distressed programmer Wojak argues that a boolean must have only two possible values, while a smug C#/.NET programmer responds by using a nullable boolean with the value null. The joke mocks strongly opinionated programmers who object to nullable types and the practical flexibility of C#. It is used as a reaction to pedantic programming arguments or situations where a supposedly binary choice has an awkward third state.

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