The boolean data type


The boolean type only have two possible values, true or false.
In other languages a boolean value can be seen as an integer value, but Java is very strict when it comes to the boolean type.


boolean value;

if (value) { //Same as writing: if (value == true)

   //Do something
}

if (!value) { //Same as writing: if (value == false)

   //Do something
}

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