The Weird and The Wonderful

Fabio Franco wrote:

That's specially useful when you need to constantly comment in and out some of
the conditions to find the right records.
 
Without that you'd have
to worry to every time replace the AND for a WHERE and vice-versa.

WHERE TRUE
AND X=Y
AND A=B

WhereClause = "WHERE TRUE "
& ( test1wanted ? "AND X=Y " : "" )
& ( test2wanted ? "AND A=B " : "" );

if ('l' == '1')
{
  Abort();
}

select * from tbl where 1 = 2

if variable < 24 And variable > 26 then
'...
end if

int main (){
        long variable = -1;

        long var24 = 24;
        unsigned long var26 = 26;

        if( variable < var24 && (variable > var26)){
                printf("%ld, is a magic number, %lu, %ld, %ld", variable, variable, var24, var26);
        }
        return 0;
}

if (this == null)
{
   //WTF just happened?!?!!
   Environment.Exit(-1);
}

Zac Greve wrote:

//WTF just happened?!?!!
Environment.Exit(-1);