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Confusing Question.

kundana sharma
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Joined: Sep 09, 2012
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This question is confusing me a lot.
Can some one clarify this.please explain both the cases:enabling assertions and disabling assertions.

Greg Charles
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I don't know what the question is exactly, but the "trick" seems to be using = instead of ==. That means true is assigned to assertEnabled, and true is the value of the expression. If you didn't pay close attention you might think assertEnabled would be compared to true, and false would be the value of the expression.
kundana sharma
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Thank you .
I understood this after I posted the question.
 
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