Data Types - Bool And Void C++

 Data Types - Bool And Void C++

Bool: Representing True or False

  • Purpose: Stores Boolean values, indicating truth or falsehood.
  • Values: Can hold only two possible values: true or false.
  • Common Uses:
    • Decision-making in control structures (e.g., if statements)
    • Loop conditions
    • Function return values

Example:

void: Representing No Value

  • Purpose: Indicates the absence of a value.
  • Common Uses:
    • Function return types that don't return a value
    • Function parameter lists to specify no arguments

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