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A bobool3ol is a meme [[Value Type | value]] type that cannot store any value. | A bobool3ol is a meme[[Value Type | value]] type that cannot store any value, and produces nonsensical outputs. | ||
Equality | * Equality comparisons between any two bobool3ol objects will always return '''true''' (Meaning they are identical). | ||
* Inequality comparisons between any two bobool3ol objects will always return '''true''' (Meaning they are not identical). | |||
* returned true values have the binary data of '''7''' in one Byte. 7 is still considered a valid '''true''' statement by C#, but the default value for '''true''' in binary is '''1''' this means comparing it to '''false''' or '''true''' returns a '''false''' value of '''0''' | |||
Using [[To String (ProtoFlux) | To String]] on a node holding this type, will result in the string <code>tru(🍒🎂🍒)lse</code>. | Using [[To String (ProtoFlux) | To String]] on a node holding this type, will result in the string <code>tru(🍒🎂🍒)lse</code>. | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
This is a meme type, and has no practical purpose beyond being funny. | This is a meme type, and has no practical purpose beyond being funny. | ||
== History == | |||
'''Bobool3ol''' was originally a typo Frooxius made, creating a "frankenstein datatype". | |||
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[[Category:Memes]] | [[Category:Memes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:19, 2 February 2025
A bobool3ol is a meme value type that cannot store any value, and produces nonsensical outputs.
- Equality comparisons between any two bobool3ol objects will always return true (Meaning they are identical).
- Inequality comparisons between any two bobool3ol objects will always return true (Meaning they are not identical).
- returned true values have the binary data of 7 in one Byte. 7 is still considered a valid true statement by C#, but the default value for true in binary is 1 this means comparing it to false or true returns a false value of 0
Using To String on a node holding this type, will result in the string tru(🍒🎂🍒)lse.
Usage
This is a meme type, and has no practical purpose beyond being funny.
History
Bobool3ol was originally a typo Frooxius made, creating a "frankenstein datatype".