Learn C# for beginners: 5 - Using the Bool Data Type

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[@PektraMom]

Thank you for all your lessons. I was struggling in C# and i didnt know how to read loops and all that. Now, I am slowly understanding.

[@robd1859]

Thank you so much I really appreciate this because this helps me understand bool statements a lot easier

[@mysterypuz4788]

Thank you, I understood bools the other way as files that are scanned, but you helped me memorize it better.

[@JC-xc8rx]

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[@chenchendong5078]

Thank you for the lessons, really helps!

[@welberpablo]

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[@guugul6006]

can you make a program of this??
Write a program that classify the student players in their yearly sportsfest. Ask for user's input as integer N as their age. Display their corresponding category based on their age group.

[@AcarMurat]

when I type bool mybool2 in 6

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[@AcarMurat]

@@haha-mm1bd ok i see thanks, i thought it was both equals to AND lower than

[@snorm456]

bool is much simpler than I thought.

[@pejmanparchami5644]

Bool myBool= true;
true and false values as a response are comparison operators so our comparative operators that we can use are
> >= < 6; (false)

[@eddiejackson4227]

Like.

[@dawnofthedave5072]

disliked - if you are are going to teach something make the labels less confusing bool my bool bool mybool2 ...... do not need bool in the phrasing just makes you do mental gymnastics to remember things instead of a simple label