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Boolean refers to values that can only be True or False. If you are setting up a boolean variable, only True or False can be stored in it. This is a standard element of programming languages for situations involving options for True/False, Yes/No etc. When you see something in a program like "Do you want to continue (Yes/No)?", the reply given is stored as a boolean value. They can be referred to as logical values. The term boolean comes from the mathematician George Boole, after whom they are named.

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