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- | A boolean value is the most digital type possible: it can only be Yes or No. Nothing else. However, while in many programming languages there are several synonyms for both (0 and 1, yes and no, and more), it is always best to stick to one pattern - and this pattern shall be '' | + | A boolean value is the most digital type possible: it can only be Yes or No. Nothing else. However, while in many programming languages there are several synonyms for both (0 and 1, yes and no, and more), it is always best to stick to one pattern - and this pattern shall be '' |
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<code xml> | <code xml> |
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