I was busily programming away the hours the other day when the thought
struck me that perhaps the way I prefer to assign boolean values is far
from the norm im C/C++.  Am I way off the beaten path?  What's usual in
this situaiton?

Given a boolean:  foobool

For an easy example, suppose foobool will be true if variable intvar
(an integer variable) is less than 5 and false otherwise.  I would
write:

foobool = (intvar < 5);

This seems straight forward and easy to understand to me.  However
I've never seen this style used by another programmer.

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