Introduction:

Booleans are either true or false. They are a data type. They can be stored in [arrays]. When they are, they are stored WITHOUT "".

myArray = ["one", "two", 3, 4, true, "true", false, "false"];

where true and false are booleans, but "true" and "false" are strings:

1. Comparators:
• <

Is less than

• <=

Is less than or equal to

• >

Is greater than

• >=

Is greater than or equal to

• ==

Is the same as

• ===

Is identical to

• !=

Is not the same as

• !==

Is not identical to

2. Methods:
• Boolean()

3. Operators:
• &&

Returns true if both sides of the argument are true (that is, different to "the same")

• ||

Returns true if one side of the argument is true (that is, different to "the same")

• !

Negates the result: