Re: TRUE or FALSE

[Colin Holgate]

As the others say, there isn't a difference. I would pretty well 
always say x = false if I was using x as a Boolean, if only for 
readability. You can rely on true or false being an integer though. 
Here for example is how I usually do movement of an object using the 
arrow keys (say for a tank in Space Invaders):

x = x - keypressed(123) + keypressed(124)

If just the left arrow is pressed, x decrements, just the right arrow 
and x increments, and if both are pressed is stays the same value.

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