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13. Boolean
Boolean(bool) Type
Boolean has only two possible values,
true
and
false
Conditions and comparison operators needs value to be bool Type.
main.go
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package
main
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import
"fmt"
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func
main
()
{
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var
shouldGo
bool
=
true
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if
shouldGo
{
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fmt
.
Println
(
"I should Go!"
)
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}
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}
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Declaring Boolean
Boolean are declared using one of the following ways:
main.go
1
var
shouldBe
bool
=
true
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var
shouldBe
=
true
3
shouldBe
:=
true
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Zero value for bool is
false
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Declaring Boolean