I have the following nice one liner :
boolean outcome = count > 0 ? false : true;
But from sonaqube I get 'Remove the literal "false" boolean value'
The solution seems to assume you can re-write as a function
But even that function will have that simple one liner and put me in the same position, I don't quite understand how to fix ? Ideas ?
The issue is that you are doing extra gymnastics on an operation that already produces a boolean
.
If I write out what you have coded in full syntax:
boolean outcome;
if(count > 0){
outcome = false;
} else {
outcome = true;
}
essentially, you are reversing the count > 0
So try
boolean outcome = !(count > 0)
or even better
boolean outcome = count <= 0