Today we’re going to learning about Boolean.
Boolean is a pretty easy stuff. Boolean is just about two state. True & False.
See an example –
Boolean is 1 and 0 actually!
Boolean is really useful in a code. Example –
In the 3 > 4 we get the false. So this is how we can assume some logic is right or not.
Boolean data format is almost available in every programming language.
Do you want to use the ‘true’ and ‘false’ which is boolean or want to use 1 and 0 which also gave the same thing.
Let me know if you have any questions….
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A tutorial for JavaScript Beginners
javaScript-Series
A tutorial for Absolute Beginners of JavaScript.
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Blogs
Day 1
- Day 1 - What is JavaScript?
Day 2
- Day 2 - JavaScript Types?
Day 3
- Day 3 - Javascript Types Cont.
Day 4
- Day 4 - Javascript Types Cont.
Day 5
- Day 5 - Javascript Comparisons
Day 6
- Day 6 - Javascript Variables
Day 7
- Day 7 - More About Variables
Day 8
- Day 8 - Conditional Statement
Day 9
- Day 9 - More Conditional Statement
Day 10
- Day 10 - Switch
Day 11
- Day 11 - Setup Code Editor
Day 12
- Day 12 - Loops
Day 13
- Day 13 - While Loop
Day 14
- Day 14 - For Loop
Day 15
- Day 15 - For Vs While
Day 16
- Day 16 - Functions
Day 17
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Top comments (1)
Well you should avoid to do comparison with 0 & 1 , the condition should always be checked with true and false.