TypeScript boolean object:
A TypeScript Boolean object can represents two values “true” or “false”.
How to create TypeScript boolean object:
- By using boolean literals.
- By using Boolean() constructor.
Syntax:
Var b1:boolean = true;
var b2:boolean = new Boolean(value); |
Var b1:boolean = true;
var b2:boolean = new Boolean(value);
Example:
function booleanTest(bVar:boolean):void{
console.log(bVar.valueOf());
}
var boolean1:boolean=new Boolean(true);
var boolean2:boolean=new Boolean(false);
var boolean3:boolean=true;
booleanTest(boolean1);
booleanTest(boolean2);
booleanTest(boolean3); |
function booleanTest(bVar:boolean):void{
console.log(bVar.valueOf());
}
var boolean1:boolean=new Boolean(true);
var boolean2:boolean=new Boolean(false);
var boolean3:boolean=true;
booleanTest(boolean1);
booleanTest(boolean2);
booleanTest(boolean3);
