====== True, False, File not found ======

Hilarious. Too great a comment not to make an article of it. :-D

As comment to my previous article, GlassX made a reference to [[http://www.thedailywtf.com/ | The Daily WTF]], where Alex Papadimoulis made a tongue-in-cheek comment on the following code snippet:

<code cpp>
enum Bool
{
    True,
    False,
    FileNotFound
};
</code>

Even better than the initial laugh, however, was the ensuing comments:

> **Anonymous:** The more subtle WTF is that, by default, True is 0 and False is 1. Which is completely bass-ackwards.

> **rikkus:** UNIX would beg to differ:
>
> <code bash>
   $ true; echo $?
   0
   $ false; echo $?
   1
</code>

> **Maurits:** I take it you’re assuming that UNIX is //not// completely bass-ackwards?

Game, Set, and Match. ;-)