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In computer science, the boolean datatype, sometimes called the logical datatype is a primitive datatype having two values, true and false.

This datatype is supported by boolean operations such as and (AND, &&), or (OR, ||), exclusive or/not equivalent (xor, NEQV), equal (=, ==) and not (NOT, !) which correspond to the operations of Boolean algebra.

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