‫In Kotlin, the Boolean data type is used to represent two possible values true and false.
‫Booleans are fundamental for expressing conditions and making decisions in code.
‫Let's start by creating our first boolean.
‫I'll name it as my boolean.
‫It's of type boolean equals to true.
‫Here I'm creating a boolean named as my boolean and set its value to true.
‫Booleans are often used in conditional expressions to control the flow of your program.
‫For example, I'll change this.
‫My boolean to is raining and I'll check using the if condition is raining equal equal to true.
‫Then print a message.
‫It's raining outside.
‫Let's run our program.
‫And here is the message.
‫It's raining outside since it is raining variable is true.
‫Also, you can omit this.
‫Run the program.
‫Later on we'll learn about the if and else and the other conditional statements.
‫But I want from you to understand that booleans are used for conditional statements and to control the
‫flow of your program.
‫Let me change the false run again.
‫And you can see there is no output because is raining is false.
‫And here I'm checking it.
‫If it is true then print this line.
‫If it is false, don't execute this block of code.
‫So booleans are essential for controlling program flow, making decisions and expressing conditions.