Same thing. There is nothing sacrosanct about "--". Any arithmetic operation with TRUE and FALSE convert them to numeric values 1 and 0. For example, ("a"="A")+3 returns 4 because ("a"="A") is TRUE in Excel, the arithmetic operation "+" converts TRUE to 1, and 1+3 is 4.
Back to "--".... Many people mistakenly call it a double-negative "operator". It is simply two unary minuses ("double negative"). --5 is 5 because -5 is negative 5, and -(-5) is positive 5. Likewise, --TRUE is 1 because -TRUE is -1, and -(-1) is 1.