In Ruby, you can simply negate an expression by using "!" abc = 'abc' !abc #=> false Similarly, abc = 'abc' !abc #=> false !!abc #=> true Ruby's double-bang negates the negated statement, which almost always will give you true. a = 0 b = 1 c = true d = false !a #=> false !!a #=> true !b #=> false !!b #=> true
I will not speak. I will make you deaf with silence; so that you will listen when I start to open my mouth.
A couple of days ago, I blogged about OmmWriter. A couple of months ago, I got depressed from my day job. A couple of minutes ago, I cried. I prayed. Then I blogged. And then there was this light feeling of success. I’ll tell you why.. I’ve been
I suddenly realize, the lack of passionate energy kills. How did I realize it? I went on leave for a couple of days. I had to attend to some paperworks, etc. Not leaving coding behind, I still was busy as ever with sitting behind my laptop and working on several
Taken along Kalayaan avenue, going to Rockwell, Makati