How to reverse boolean value

[moondaddy]

I'm new to c# and want to know the preferred way to reverse a Boolean value.
for example:



in vb I can do this:



dim flag as Boolean



flag=not flag



Is there something similar in c# or do I need to use and if statement?



Thanks.

 

[sloan]

bool b = false;

b = !b;

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[Bill Butler]

I'm new to c# and want to know the preferred way to reverse a Boolean
value. for example:

in vb I can do this:

dim flag as Boolean
flag=not flag

in C# (and other C like languges) ! means not
simply replace not with ! (and add a semicolon)

flag = !flag;

Hope this helps
Bill

 

[moondaddy]

Thanks to both of you. That's exactly what i was looking for.

 

[Bob Powell [MVP]]

flag!=flag;

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