Java Boolean Values
In Java, boolean values represent true or false conditions and are represented by the primitive data type **boolean**. Boolean values are commonly used for making decisions in control structures such as if statements, while loops, and switch statements. They are also used in logical expressions and conditional operators to evaluate conditions and control the flow of program execution. Boolean values are fundamental to programming and are often used to express the state of a condition or the result of a comparison. In addition to the primitive **boolean** data type, Java provides the **Boolean** class in the ** java.lang** package, which wraps the primitive boolean type and provides utility methods for working with boolean values as objects. Understanding how to use boolean values effectively is essential for writing correct and efficient Java programs.