In languages with ternary I would do this (I agree with Go's decision to remove it but in a case this simple, I'd use it if it were there)
int hello() {
return cond ? 0 : 1
}
In Go, I'd do this, but then I seem to like named return values more than most Go programmers...
func hello() (res int) {
if !cond {
res = 1
}
return
}
Of course, coming from C/C++, it would have to be an extremely special case for me to have logic where "true" mapped to 0 and "false" mapped to 1, because that just seems wacky.
