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Originally Posted by jake13jake
And yea, it is redundancy.
You already get a return value of true, then you see if it is equal to true.
Otherwise you get a return value of false and you see if it is equal to true, and because false != true, it returns false. It doesn't really matter if you say ==true, but it's still redundant.
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Simply put: You are an idiot.
The client/server is going to do the == true check regardless if you put it or not. It does not do it twice if you put it. I will say it one more time:
There is no redundancy in that statement.