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The term boolean', sometimes shortened to bool, refers to a value that can have two (sometimes three) values; true, false and sometimes null or undefined. Generally speaking though, a boolean value is either "true" or "false" and can be thought of as a type of switch; on or off.
Boolean values can be represented in several ways;
- TRUE, 1, t ...
- FALSE, 0, f ...
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