Queries that query a value "1" are expected to return either that "1" (possibly as a string), or false. It's safe to simply cast this to bool and use it as it is. Queries for COUNT(*) are expected to return that number, possibly as a string. It's not possible for such a query to return false. And even if, casting to 0 is fine. I found an existing code style where the table name and the "1" are on the same line as the selectField() method name, and applied it to all similar queries. Change-Id: I9453196281871c03ef03f653f43762eb9284342f |
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