NULL vs False vs 0
I’ve had a couple times in the last week when I’ve been presented with a “programmer’s preference” problem. I’m not a programmer by training, so I don’t know what the CS books say on these topics. Also, I don’t use strongly typed languages, where I guess this is a more answerable question.
I liked the response in the first link below though. Randy didn’t like it : )
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October 10th, 2008 at 9:57 pm
I actually agree with the NULL vs FALSE vs 0 definition. While one can define and interchange these within code, they really are distinctly different cases.