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| | Boolean value |
 | | Boolean value, also known as boolean datatype, is a primitive datatype having two values: one and zero (sometimes called true and false). |
 | | It is the special case of a binary numeric datatype of only one digit, or bit, and can also be represented in any other radix by restricting the range of allowed values for certain operations. |
 | | This datatype is used in boolean and other operations such as and (AND, and, *), or (OR, , +), exclusive or/not equivalent (xor, NEQV, ^), equal (EQV, =, ==) and not (NOT, ~, !) which correspond to some of the operations of Boolean algebra and arithmetic. |
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