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MQL5 Language Basics Bool Types

The document discusses the basics of BOOL types in MQL5 programming language, defining TRUE as 1 or any non-zero number and FALSE as 0. It includes a sample code demonstrating the initialization of boolean variables and conditional statements to check their truthiness. The code also illustrates how integer and double types are evaluated in conditional statements.

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MQL5 Language Basics Bool Types

The document discusses the basics of BOOL types in MQL5 programming language, defining TRUE as 1 or any non-zero number and FALSE as 0. It includes a sample code demonstrating the initialization of boolean variables and conditional statements to check their truthiness. The code also illustrates how integer and double types are evaluated in conditional statements.

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MQL5 Language Basics: BOOL TYPES

/*

TRUE = 1 OR ANY OTHER NO. OTHER THAN 0

FALSE = 0

*/

int OnInit()

bool a = true;

bool b = false;

bool c = 0;

int i = 0;

double d = 9;

if (i) Print("i = ", i," and is set to true");

else Print("i = ", i," and is set to false");

if (d) Print("d = ", d," and is set to true");

else Print("d = ", d," and is set to false");

return(INIT_SUCCEEDED);

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