Introduction to Boolean
A Boolean is a fundamental data type in programming that can hold one of two values: true or false. It is essential for controlling the flow of programs through logical operations. Boolean values are used in various contexts, such as conditional statements and loops, to determine the execution path of code. This guide covers:
- Boolean Values: Understanding
trueandfalse. - Logical Operators: Using
and,or, andnotto combine Boolean expressions. - Comparison Operators: Creating Boolean values from comparisons between numbers and strings.
- Practical Examples: Implementing Boolean logic in real-world programming scenarios, such as controlling LEDs or making decisions based on user input.