FoxTrot by Bill Amend for February 20, 2000

LOL, that’s a very interesting script. usualDisArray? XD

Java.C++ is WAY better.

I dont get it, how did he ask for java?

I’ve been looking for this for years, so thanks to you and thanks to good ol Uncle Google! Used to have it up on my coffee cupboard and now I can again.

wait, what happens to Jason

If anyone didn’t know, a “boolean” is something that is always true or always false. Like for example, “liked Bamock Omaba’s comment” is always either true or false. If you put an “if” before it, it checks if it’s true and does the code if it is true. Like, for example

“if ‘liked Bamock Omaba’s comment’ (); {Set ‘good person’ to ‘true’}

If you put an exclamation point before the if statement, it checks to see the opposite. So, for example“If ‘!liked Bamock Omaba’s comment’ ():{Set ‘good person’ to ‘false’}

So, the exclamation point basically switches the Boolean (a statement that is always true or always false) and checks if it’s false.

Dang, all this because of a FoxTrot strip with the word boolean in it. I have no life.

If anyone didn’t know, a “boolean” is something that is always true or always false. Like for example, “liked Bamock Omaba’s comment” is always either true or false. If you put an “if” before it, it checks if it’s true and does the code if it is true. Like, for example

“if ‘liked Banock Omaba’s comment’ (); {Set ‘good person’ to ‘true’}

If you put an exclamation point before the if statement, it checks to see the opposite. So, for example“If ‘!liked Banock Omaba’s comment’ ():{Set ‘good person’ to ‘false’}

So, the exclamation point basically switches the Boolean (a statement that is always true or always false) and checks if it’s false.

Dang, all this because of a FoxTrot strip with the word boolean in it. I have no life.

Hey, Jason lost his hair

Sure are a lot of functions in there… you would have to have a lot more slips of paper for that.