Boolean
- 04 May 2024
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Boolean
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General
Values of type Boolean can have either of two states: True or False. A detailed explanation of the data-type can be found in the Boolean Data-Type article of the Visual Basic .NET language documentation.
Constants
Constant boolean values are written by using the keywords True and False. The following expression returns the boolean value True:
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True
The following expression returns the boolean value False:
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True
Operators
The following operators can be used with boolean values:
Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| Not | This operator inverts the boolean value following the operator; Not True will therefore return False and Not False returns True. |
| And | This operator performs a logical And operation which will only return True if both values on either side of the operator are True. |
| Or | This operator performs a logical Or operation which will return True if at least one of the values on either side of the operator is True. |
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