While performing a code review, it was discovered that a developer failed to use best practices and wrote the following expression in the Condition Field of an If actvity:
Convert.ToBoolean(ExampleInteger) = False
What is the result of the expression referenced above if “ExampleInteger” = 0 and how should the expression in the Condition Field be written based on best practices?
If ExampleInteger is 0, then Convert.ToBoolean(ExampleInteger) results in False. Since the condition is checking for equality to False, the expression is True. The condition field based on best practices should simply use Convert.ToBoolean(ExampleInteger) since Convert.ToBoolean will already evaluate to True or False based on the integer value.
C is the correct answer. As long as it is other than '0' , negative or positive value will go thru True
CBool(variable2) false
if ExampleInteger is 0 then the condition result is False
A is the correct answer !