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The bullion is the last variable type that we need to look at, and it's very important.

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So far, I learned to work with types into whole numbers, long, large, whole numbers, double decimals,

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car four characters and string four text, the last type to learn about is the Boolean.

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And in this lesson, you're going to learn to store boolean values.

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We're going to start this section off by creating a new job, a project, so first create a new project

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named Section three.

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And inside the project, create a new file named Booleans Java and make sure the booleans class has

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the main method.

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The bullying type can only store two values, true or false, and the computer can use these true or

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false values to make decisions and control the way your code runs.

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Now, storing a boolean value is really simple.

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You need to include three things, the variable type boolean such that the variable I'm going to call

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bool one can only store boolean values and the value itself, which can only be true or false.

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So instead of our case, we're going to make two billion variables, bullion bill one, one will store.

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True.

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Boolean Buhle to.

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And the other is going to be fort's.

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Now, I'm going to print to both values, but before I do, I want to give credit to Vardell and DeMain

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from the description they shared a Vrsaljko shortcut for printing a line that I didn't know existed.

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And we're going to use it.

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And if you're not on the Dischord shot yet, you know, I encourage you to join.

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You never know what you'll find in everyone's welcome.

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We're all here to support each other.

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In any case, we're going to racist's out and autocomplete, the print line comment, and that's just

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beautiful, will print one as well as Boulle to.

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All that's left is the runner code.

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And that's really at each variable store is a boolean value, the first one stores the value true.

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And the second one store is a boolean value a false.

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In this lesson, you learn to store boolean values, and this covers the six main variable types, you

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learn to store values of type int long double string car and boolean.

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Now, you might be wondering why boolean values are useful.

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Well, the way you're sorting them now is pretty useless and the screaming cat is not happy with the

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way you're storing booleans, it doesn't approve.

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Boolean values are only useful if in the form of a comparison.

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And I'll show you some examples pretty soon.