Boolean Values in Python
In addition to numbers and strings, there is another data type - logical (boolean). It consists of only two possible values: True or False. These values denote truth and falsehood, respectively.
The Boolean data type is used for things that require two possible answers - yes or no. For example, to the question "Are you already 18 years old?" you can answer yes, that is True, or no, that is False.
Let's look at an example:
isAdult = True # already an adult
Let's change the value to another:
isAdult = False # not an adult yet
Now let's display the value of our variable on the screen:
isAdult = False
print(isAdult) # False
Set the variable to true. Print this variable to the screen.
Set the variable to false. Print this variable to the screen.
