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Answer: Intuitively, a Boolean type is a construction of Classical (2-value) L.​.​.​ Stories from your activity What is a Boolean type? Nicholas Cooper, Computer and Electrical Engineer, Philosopher and professional amateur Written Oct 9, 2019 Intuitively, a Boolean type is a construction of Classical (2-value) Logic. This means that it is a type that has 2 values: true, false. These two values may stand in for 1... Read More » Why is the Boolean data type absent in C? Lou Yufan, works at (HSYLC) Havard AUSCR Summit For Young Leaders in China Written Oct 8, 2014 The primitive data types in C indicate the sizes instead of the usages of the variables, differing from modern programming languages. This meaning of "data type" is inherit... Read More » Is there a difference between Boolean logic and Boolean algebra, and if so, what is it? Jose Soares Augusto, developed simulators of dynamic systems; atomic collisions Written Apr 25, 2017 It seems to me they both mean the same. Usually the designation "Boolean logic" appears more in the context of Philosophy, or even Mathematics, regarding logic reasoning and... Read More » If a single bit (logical 1 or 0) is enough to represent a Boolean value, why is the size of Boolean data type kept on one byte? Does it lead to wastage of memory? Christian Gingras, studied Computer Hardware at Electrical and Electronics Engineering (1995) Written Apr 19, 2020 Yes, on modern 64 bit processors, Booleans are wasting 64 times more memory than needed. When the data is fetched in the internal cache on 8 core processors, using a distin... Read More » What is Java Lang Boolean? Kume Sana, Software Engineer (2004-present) Written Apr 30 java.lang.Boolean is the qualified name of the wrapper class for the primitive type boolean. Java has exactly 8 primitive types and boolean is one of them. However it has ar... Read More » Why are there no Boolean data types in MySQL? Greg Kemnitz, Postgres internals, embedded device db internals, MySQL user-level Written May 15, 2020 MySQL does have a Boolean type: it's called BOOL or BOOLEAN. It's a bit lame as it's a synonym for TINYINT(1). The constant TRUE is 1 and FALSE is 0. In a logical expression,... Read More » What is the range of Boolean? Saikat Raj, B. Tech. Computer Science & Data Science, Future Institute of Engineering and Ma... Written Dec 12, 2021 Boolean has ONLY 2 distinct states : TRUE and FALSE. Range is given by the starting and ending element but if there is only 2 element you can't say there is a range as it w... Read More » How does Java ensure that in "if" statements, "while", or "for" loops the condition is always a Boolean ? Toby Thain, Has no favourite language. Written Feb 26, 2017 A Java value has a type (primitive or reference). Java operators combine values according to defined rules, producing a particular type (methods do this too). For example int addition... Read More » What are Boolean simplification rules? Roger Larson Written Feb 14 Let + be the OR function, * the AND function and ' the not function ( inverse) A + A = A A' + A =1 0 + A = A ... Read More » What are the advantages of the Boolean data type? Paul Richter (リクター ポール), Self-taught programmer whose teacher is mediocre at best Updated Jan 24, 2021 A boolean can be set to one of only two predefined values, which maps perfectly to what it is used for. You could use an integer as a boolean, but there are many more than t... Read More » Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/