boolean (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈbuːliən/
Definition
Relating to a system of logic in which propositions are classified simply as true or false, or to the values representing these states.
Examples
The 'is_active' flag is a boolean value that determines if a user account is currently enabled.
The search query returned a boolean result: true if any matches were found, false otherwise.
In many programming languages, boolean operators like AND, OR, and NOT are used to combine or modify logical conditions.
How to Use boolean
- boolean logic (collocation)
- The system of logic dealing with true and false values. — "Computer science heavily relies on boolean logic to process information."
- boolean value (collocation)
- A value that is either true or false. — "The function returns a boolean value indicating success or failure."
- boolean expression (collocation)
- A statement that evaluates to either true or false. — "The 'if' statement checks if a boolean expression is met before executing code."
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