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Boolean logic is a system of symbolic logic that serves as the foundation for modern computer science. It operates on only two values: True and False (often represented as 1 and 0). Key Boolean Operators
Computers use logical operators to connect Boolean values and make decisions: AND: Results in True only if both inputs are true. OR: Results in True if at least one input is true.
NOT: Inverts the value (turns True to False, and False to True). The Concept of “Truthy” and “Falsy”
In many programming languages (like JavaScript and Python), values that are not strictly Boolean can still evaluate to false in a conditional statement. These are called falsy values. Common examples include: The number 0 Empty strings (”” or “) null or None undefined
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