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How does a boolean literal differ from a String literal? Explain.
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| String Literal | Boolean Literal |
|---|---|
| String literals are written by enclosing a set of characters within a pair of double quotes. | A boolean literal can take only one of the two boolean values represented by the words true or false. |
| String literals can be assigned to variables of String data type. | Boolean literals can be assigned to variables of boolean data type. |
| Escape Sequences can be used to write string literals | Only true and false values are allowed for boolean literals |
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