Boolean Type and Values
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Declaring Boolean Variables
In Kotlin, you declare a Boolean variable using the Boolean type. Boolean variables can hold one of two values: true or false.
Syntax for Declaration
Use the val keyword for a read-only (immutable) variable, or var for a mutable variable:
val isActive: Boolean = true
var isEnabled: Boolean = false
val isActive: Boolean = true;declares an immutable Boolean variable namedisActiveand sets its value totrue;var isEnabled: Boolean = false;declares a mutable Boolean variable namedisEnabledand sets its value tofalse.
You can also let Kotlin infer the type:
val isVisible = true
var isComplete = false
- Here,
isVisibleandisCompleteare both Boolean variables, with their types inferred based on the assigned values.
Boolean variables are essential for controlling program flow, as they are used in conditions and logical expressions.
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