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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops `do ... while` Loops

Angelina Prodromides
Angelina Prodromides
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Posted by Angelina Prodromides
Angelina Prodromides
8,566 Points

! correctGuess

I am confused about the use of (! correctGuess). Is this the same as saying (correctGuess = false)? If it is the same then why not just use that instead?

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Luksy Breezy
Luksy Breezy
268 Points
Luksy Breezy
Luksy Breezy
268 Points 
They are both the same

 WHY NOT USE = false? => you get to write less code, which results in faster workflow```