What do you think?

[Ironside]

Well this is a question that could only be answered by what you think, i don't think it's really "set" already...

In binary i once heard that
0 = true and 1 = false
for boolean, this offcorse isn't realy true for the language itself i'd say but just so, many use 0 as true and 1 as false.

So what do you think, Which of them ( 0 or 1) would suit better for completed and which for not completed.

Hope you can give some answers

 

[Hakeem]

Non-zero values are usually used to represent a truth value, for bit masking purposes.

 

[Ironside]

Well i kind of though so... but i'd still like to hear which of 1 and 0 they'd use as a shortcut for complete and not complete.

 

[Saken]

I would say 1 being complete, and 0 incomplete, by using the idea that the number 0 is nothing, thus it's incomplete. Where as the number 1 is a step up from nothing, showing some forward progress, thus being complete.

 

[Ironside]

Makes sense, I think i'd agree