bool isTrue = true; if (isTrue) { Console.WriteLine("The value is true"); }
bool hasValue = (someValue != null); if (hasValue) { Console.WriteLine("The value is not null."); }
int a = 5, b = 10; bool isGreater = (a > b); if (isGreater) { Console.WriteLine("The value of a is greater than b"); }This code defines two integer variables named a and b. It then defines a Boolean variable named isGreater that contains the result of a comparison between a and b using the > operator. It then uses an if statement to check if the value of isGreater is true. Package/library: System In summary, the Boolean data type is a fundamental type in C# that is used to represent true or false values. It is used extensively in decision-making expressions and is part of the System package/library in C#.