Hi ,
I came across a C statement as below.
typedef enum {False, True} boolean;
I was wondering if someone could explain how this would
work,preferably with an example.
I know that
typedef enum {False,True}; would mean that False=0 and True=1.
How does the word boolean play a part ?AFAIK boolean is not a C
keyword.How would this be used while programming ?
Thanks for reading this and hope to have your views.Cheers Thomas
