A way to remember Booleans

Question

Equal == it is like saying yes yes it does equal

Not Equal != imagine this sign "!" as the first part of wrting Not, when you write the letter N you gotta use l first then \ then I so it would be like l\l
so if you do it like !\!, it would be easier to remember.

Answer 1

Be careful there:
== and != aren't booleans. They are relational operators which return booleans.
A boolean is a 1 bit datatype, so it can either be 1 (true) or 0 (false).

Answer 2

Chris Actually the size of a boolean datatype is at least 1 Byte (8bits) because in this way it can be addressed.
Memory is addressable in bytes, not in bits.

Answer 3

Hey Jan, will simplify my riddles next time.

Answer 4

Thank you Chris for the elaboration :)

Answer 5

Oops, seamiki is right! I answered at 2am, sorry for the mistake.

Answer 6

StoneSmasher that's why i wrote "....boolean datatype is AT LEAST 1 Byte...."

Answer 7

seamiki actually a booleans size is 1 byte OR greater, it depends on how it was implemented in the compiler.

Answer 8

I wish there's a simpler way to understand all these you guys are discussing for newbies like me 🤔😟

Answer 9

Ashonsy🇳🇬 what part didn't you get?

Answer 10

think am getting the it now...== means yes yes whiles !\! means No

Answer 11

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