JavaScript Boolean
The JavaScript Boolean object represents a value in one of two states: true
or false. You can create it using the Boolean() constructor, as shown below.
Syntax :
let boolObj = new
Boolean(value);
The default value of a JavaScript Boolean object is `false`.
Example:
<Script>
let boolObj = new Boolean();
console.log(boolObj.valueOf());
</Script>
Outputs:
false
JavaScript Boolean Properties
JavaScript Boolean Methods
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