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A bool (or boolean) is a value variable that can be either true (on) or false (off)

Use this type whenever you need to store a value that can only be in one of two states.

In the underlying runtime (.net), this takes the same amount of memory as a byte

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	A bool (or boolean) is a [[Value ~~Variable~~ \| value ~~variable~~]] that can be either '''true''' (on) or '''false''' (off)		A bool (or boolean) is a [[Value Type \| value]] variable that can be either '''true''' (on) or '''false''' (off)

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==