Booleans

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A Boolean value is the simplest meaningful value that FiM++ can represent. Boolean values can only ever be one of two states, stored in memory as a single bit (either 0 or 1). Since there are only two possible values for a Boolean, it is represented by literal phrases. Boolean values are the only ones that can be used with the Boolean Operators and, or, either...or, and not.

FDS Edit

Exactly one of:

• correct
• right
• true
• yes

• false
• incorrect
• no
• wrong

See Also Edit

• Boolean Operators
• Literal
• Value