[This question is related to but not the same as this one.]
If I try to use values of certain types as boolean expressions, I get a warning. Rather than su
!! is only useful when you're using a boolean expression in arithmetic fashion, e.g.:
c = 3 + !!extra; //3 or 4
(Whose style is a different discussion.) When all you need is a boolean expression, the !! is redundant. Writing
bool b = !!extra;
makes as much sense as:
if (!!extra) { ... }