from what I understood: Variables can be anything that starts with a word then the equal sine and another word.
example:
fort = what
and
booleans are a word with equal sine and then true of false.
example:
fort = true
fort = false
from what I understood: Variables can be anything that starts with a word then the equal sine and another word.
example:
fort = what
and
booleans are a word with equal sine and then true of false.
example:
fort = true
fort = false
what should be a string then:
fort = "what"
otherwise, what would be another variable
yea, booleans can only have two values: True or False (uppercase first letter), you can store a boolean value in a variable
To elaborate, Booleans can have only two values, True and False. Where as a variable could have any number of values.
alright,thank you