C++ : Why Is Comparing if an Unsigned Int = 0 a "Pointless Comparison"?
C++ : Why Is Comparing if an Unsigned Int = 0 a "Pointless Comparison"?
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C++ : Why Is Comparing if an Unsigned Int = 0 a "Pointless Comparison"?
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Why C++ "Pointless Comparison"? if Comparing 0 = a : an Is Int Unsigned