How to check for equals? (0 == i) or (i == 0) [closed]

Answer 1

I always go with the second method. In C#, writing

if (i = 0) {
}

results in a compiler error (cannot convert int to bool) anyway, so that you could make a mistake is not actually an issue. If you test a bool, the compiler is still issuing a warning and you shouldn't compare a bool to true or false. Now you know why.