![]() | Chapter 6: Exercise 4 |
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02 Sep 2012, 04:20
KIM Jong-Wook (1 post) |
Hi, this is KIM, a novice in programming. I solved this problem from the thought that it is True when ‘full’ and ‘empty’ is not same. (ie, {full, empty} = {True, False}, {False, True}) So, I write the code just 1 line, like this full != empty I think this code won’t operate not correctly, but I just wondering it’s good code for novice. Because I think training in good way from start is very important especially for novice like me. Thank you for reading my question, and please give me an answer:) KIM |
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05 Dec 2012, 18:25
Paul Gries (35 posts) |
It’s fine code for a novice! And, in fact, is something that I might write. |
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