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What to do if I dont like coding?
- Business Analyst.
- Operations Manager.
- Technical Recruiter (requires technical background)
- Product Manager.
- Project Manager.
- Technical Writer.
- SEO/SEM Specialist.
- Software Quality Tester.
Is it OK if I don’t like coding?
It is perfectly OK if you do not like coding. There are a lot of skills out there one can learn, but it would be absurd to expect everyone to like all of them!
Does coding get boring?
Let’s face it: While programming is usually fun, sometimes it can get boring. Sometimes you just hit the wall, forget the underlying purpose, and eventually burn out. You can end up with days or weeks of not programming — doing everything except sitting in front of the computer.
When to use Boolean logic in ABAP?
Another common situation with respect to Boolean logic in ABAP, is when you want to send a TRUE/FALSE value to a method or get such a value back from a functional method. For instance, did you ever stumble over this one? IF boolc ( 1 = 2 ) = ABAP_FALSE.
What’s new in ABAP 7?
New boolean functions like XSDBOOL, and new conditional operators such as SWITCH and COND allow us more flexability and extensibility when developing and maintaining our ABAP code. If you enjoyed this blog, New Features in ABAP 7.4 – Conditional Logic, please fill out the form below to sign up for our newsletter.
Is there a way to compare text field with ABAP_false?
So far so good. But comparing ` ` with ‘ ‘ or ABAP_FALSE is false, since the text field is converted to string resulting in an empty string. Now in ABAP 7.4, a new built-in function was added, called XSDBOOL, which does the same thing as BOOLC but returns an ABAP_BOOL type parameter.
What is an ABAP_true value?
An ABAP_TRUE value is really the letter X, so the result is not initial, and so the statement is resolved as true.” To learn more about Predictive Methods and Predicate methods, take a look at this Documentation and then check out Horst Keller’s Blog.