5.1.1 Boolean values
The symbols true
and false are booleans,
and are meant to indicate a statement is true or false.
These constants have synonyms:
-
true is the same as
TRUE.
- false is the same as
FALSE.
- true and false
are both integers with values 1 and 0,
respectively, but have a different subtype than
ordinary integers to indicate that they are
boolean values.
A function which returns a boolean is called a test (or a
condition or a boolean function).