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Boolean data is used to test a particular condition i.e., True or False.
Which of the following is the correct representation?
- boolean m=True
- boolean m='True'
- boolean m="True"
- none of them
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none of them
Reason — In Python, there is no 'boolean' keyword used while declaring a variable. The Boolean values True or False are assigned directly to a variable (e.g., m = True) without enclosing them in quotes. Hence, none of the given representations are correct.
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