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−	'''Boolean''' values are those that may hold one of two truth values: 'true' or 'false'. However, in some languages this may be represented in some other way, such as '1' or '0'. Although a boolean value only requires one bit of storage, it is more often implemented as some other datatype; despite this, some languages support '''bit fields''', which store as many booleans as possible in a single larger datatype, usually in such a way as to be transparent to the programmer.	+	{{Delete\|reason=Merged into [[Data Types]].}}
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