Does this work?

[Pozzuh]

@AZUMIKKEL doesn't think this piece of code works and I'm trolling.
So I'm making a poll to measure who thinks it does and who doesn't.

Code:

randomFunc()
{
    if((13 & 37) == 5)
        iPrintLnBold("It works! :)");
}

edit: move to rage section if necessary.

Disclaimer:
This is a

thats like saying "LOL guys, he did this, and he's stupid, you're with me right? lets vote" in a real life scenario with 8 year olds

post. But i'm bored and feel no shame.

[iAegle]

It probably works .. but do you know what it does/checks?

[JariZ]

it won't work, you should use 13 + 37

[Nekochan]

Lol,
its like

Code:

1337_hax = (13+37);
if(randomInt(1337_hax) == 5)
{
iprintLn("1337 Modding");
}

?????

[Tomsen1410]

It works but do u know what? : P

[SuperNovaAO]

it won't work, you should use 13 + 37

Facepalm

[Pozzuh]

but 13 + 37 is not 5

[iAegle]

it won't work, you should use 13 + 37

Facepalm

So basicly it means that both of the values have to be true to continue?

since 0 is false and 1 < is true .. I guess this will work?

[Pozzuh]

As I understand it, it works like this
00101011 = 83
00000111 = 15
00000011 = 3
Both numbers have the last 1s in common.

[SuperNovaAO]

As I understand it, it works like this
00101011 = 83
00000111 = 15
00000011 = 3
Both numbers have the last 1s in common.

Yes, this is how a CPU sees it. No idea if it's implemented properly in CoDScript.

Just that we were talking about 13 and 37.

001101 = 13
100101 = 37
--------------------------
000101 = 5

The default Mac OS X and Windows XP+ calculators do this right btw.