Thursday, 7 July 2016

c++ - Why does double negation force values to become a bool?

If x was a 4 bit word like 1010, and you did the operation !!x,





  • Wouldn't the first !x return 0101,

  • And the second !(!x) return 1010?



Rather it returns ...0001 or ...0000. Why is this?

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