Undestand the "0" value on creation of an entity instance
Hi, I am trying to understand what the "0" stands for here, when a new instance of the entity FilterExpression is created:
FilterExpression filterExpression = new FilterExpression((LogicalOperator) 0);
As I undesrtand, the following constructor of the class *FilterExpression *is used:
FilterExpression(LogicalOperator)
But why a "0" is added inside the () ?
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(LogicalOperator)0 is the value being passed to the constructor
thats a 0 cast as a LogicalOperator. Is LogicalOperator perhaps an enum?@Pobiega Thank you so much for the hint! Yes, after your comment I saw in the Microsoft documentation that it is an enum and "0" stands for AND
An easier and more idiomatic way to write this would be...
LogicalOperator.And