True vs 1

Question

example:

string s = "SoloLearn";
cout << (s[1]==s[3]);

The output is 1, since it is correct that o==o.

Just curious, would the computer ever output "True" instead of 1 (or "False" instead of 0)?

Answer 1

Not until you specify so. You can use the std::boolalpha format flag in the string streams to output the textual representation of the boolean. For example,
std::cout << std::boolalpha << true << std::endl;
std::cout << false; // don't need boolalpha here as it has already been set for cout
Outputs
true
false