Answered Help with functions

[Aspire]

I've seen functions like this and don't really know what they mean:

function test(bool = true)
{
    if(bool == true)
    {
        self iPrintLn("True");
    }
    else
    {
        self iPrintLn("False");
    }
}

 

[Cxwh]

I think it would be the same as

function test(bool)
{
    if(!isDefined(bool))
        bool = true;

    if(bool)
        self iPrintLn("True");
    else
        self iPrint("False");
}

So

function test(bool = true) //makes bool true if bool is undefined

 

[Patrick]

I've seen functions like this and don't really know what they mean:

function test(bool = true)
{
    if(bool == true)
    {
        self iPrintLn("True");
    }
    else
    {
        self iPrintLn("False");
    }
}

That should give you a syntax error but its basically just going to return a iprintLn depending if the variable is true or false.

 

[Aspire]

That should give you a syntax error but its basically just going to return a iprintLn depending if the variable is true or false.

Why would it return anything? Can you explain it to me?

 

[SeriousHD-]

That should give you a syntax error but its basically just going to return a iprintLn depending if the variable is true or false.

It is Black Ops III. Syntax is valid. Stand down soldier

 

[Patrick]

It is Black Ops III. Syntax is valid. Stand down soldier

Im sowwy.. you gotta remember im not a kewl dude who mods bo3

 

[CabCon]

I think it would be the same as

function test(bool)
{
    if(!isDefined(bool))
        bool = true;

    if(bool)
        self iPrintLn("True");
    else
        self iPrint("False");
}

So

function test(bool = true) //makes bool true if bool is undefined

@Aspire This exactly describe what it does Good job @Cxwh!

Question answered.