Why does non-equality check of one variable against many values always return true?
Use &&/AND/and, not ||/OR/or: v != “x” && v != “y” && v != “z” Problem If an if block is always executed, the condition for the if block always evaluates to true. The logical expression must be wrong. Let us consider v != “x” || v != “y” || v != “z” for each … Read more