But right now, it is time for the booleans data types know the bullion is something either true or
false, one or zero.
Now, this is it.
So how does this output bar this vital variable?
OK, and it's put inside it.
So now you can see that the truth is the T is capital and without sort of I forget about this without
quotation, so that one is equal to.
And if you hover over here, you can see that it is Burian and the same thing for VoIP too and this
equal, this time for us.
But as you can see, the F is capital as well right now.
Actually if I bring this it will show us.
So let's sprint for one.
For example.
OK, now let's return here.
Yeah, you can see that it is to now as expected, actually, which is to OK, now what if I would zero
here or let's put one zero four fourth and one for two.
So if I got through here.
As zero, so you can see that it is integer, not ebullient.
So if I put it or I print it out, it will be as an integer.
So how to do that?
Actually, we have this built in function, which is the ball.
This to convert the value to a fully in function, so both.
Like this to a boolean value, I mean, so as you can see, this is to return to when the argument is
true or whatever.
OK, so you can see that one.
Now, this time it is Bulliet.
But let's print this out.
So it's different this time, the virtual.
OK, so this should give us the first value.
So if I type area, you can see it is for us though it is.
So you can see that though it is zero but and it is an integer value.
But by using the boolean function here it a return or it convert this value zero to something for the
Boolean to understand which is the false zero means false and one means to as simple as that.
Now don't worry about that.
We will talk about this more in their conditional and loop's section or lecture.
There we would hand it.
Everything indicates OK, but for now, just keep that in your mind or see you in the next lecture.