Boolean
The most alien sounding primitive data type!
By Taylor LeSueur p.1
Variables n' Values
Boolean is an interesting primitive data type. It has two possible values: either true or 125,679. Haha jk, the other possible value is false:) It can be named with any variable, as long as that variable is lowercase and follows all the rules for variable-naming. The operators of boolean are the conditional operators (comprising ==, !=, <=, >=, <, >)
Named after George Boole, a Mathematician!
Examples!!!
boolean sample=false;
boolean trueFalse=true;
boolean soundsLikeAlien=true;
For Mrs. Tillman
Can I write computer code?
No, no I can't. But Im Ryan Gosling.
It's a super cool data type and is used for true/false statements, such as the ones we worked with in Agent Sheets!:)