That is not how you say my name...

NTSTATUS: STATUS_LMAO

If you're ever looking for some random, cryptic or WTF type of name to use as an identifier in your code, I've got one for you... And it is: Xobile.

However, there are some rather special uses for Xobile. It works best in C/C++, and can also be used in C#. Here are the characteristics:

• It should be of a type where it can be tested for 0 (zero)
• The type can be of a pointer type
• The type can be of a numerical type
• The special case is that it must be tested for 0 (zero)
• The whole crux of this is to use the '!' operator on it

What we are specifically targeting for, is to write: !Xobile

Examples of declarations as variables:






Examples of declarations as a function:






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Just FYI, 'Xobile' is not pronounced "so-buy-l", or "so-beel", or "so-bee-leh". But more importantly, how do you say "!Xobile"?

With no further delay, please allow me to introduce Russell Peters to give us the low-down on '!Xobile'... *Applause*