boolean

Booleans represent a value that is either true or false.

Operators

!self : boolean

Negates the given boolean expression.

Example:

boolean a := !true;  // false 
boolean b := !false; // true 

self == boolean : boolean

Determines if two boolean expressions are equal.

Example:

boolean a := true == true;   // true 
boolean b := true == false;  // false
boolean c := false == true;  // false 
boolean d := false == false; // true

self != boolean : boolean

Determines if two boolean expressions are different.

Example:

boolean a := true != true;   // false 
boolean b := true != false;  // true 
boolean c := false != true;  // true 
boolean d := false != false; // false

self & boolean : boolean

Ands two boolean expressions with short-circuiting.

Example:

boolean a := true & true;   // true 
boolean b := false & false; // false 
boolean c := false & true;  // false 

self | boolean : boolean

Ors two boolean expressions with short-circuiting.

Example:

boolean a := true | true;   // true 
boolean b := false | false; // false 
boolena c := false | true;  // true

Specifications

• Size: 1 bit
• Default Value: false (0)
• Default Location: Stack
• Default Modifiers: Non-linear