Can someone explain me this question?

Question

Question:

int value;
value = Conver.ToInt32(!("Gari" == "Kai"));
Console.Write(value);

My Logic:

Gari = 4
Kai = 3

Value need to be converted into an integer, but here is no "value"defined specifically as an integer. So the output must be 0

Reality:
//output: 1

So why and how does it work here?

Answer 1

Gari == Kai
4 == 3
-> false

! false
-> true

Convert.ToInt32(true)
-> 1

(True has a value of 1 and False has a value of 0)

Answer 2

Thomas Williams so, the first ! Makes it false but inside () is also false and that's why result is true and 1..

I thought inside () is false and ! Just justifies when it false.. simple but I couldn't figure it out obviously.. :/

Thanks for the help and explanation

You too wet water ))) !

Answer 3

No problem, aykut. As wet water ))) said, ! means not

So if something is "not false", then it has to be "true"🙃

Answer 4

Well, that ! (Not) led me to think that the output would be 0.. anyway thanks for the help. Lets wait and see other comments 😅