The two boolean values are true
and false. They stand for the logical values of
the same name. They appear mainly as values of the conditions in if-statements
and while-loops.
This chapter contains sections describing the operations that are available for the boolean values (see Comparisons of Booleans, Operations for Booleans).
Further this chapter contains a section about the function IsBool
(see IsBool). Note that it is a convention that the name of a function that
tests a property, and returns true and false
according to the outcome, starts with Is, as in IsBool.
This chapter contains the following sections: