Java: Literal representing the true value ??

Question

In java, what is the literal that represents a true value ?

Answer 1

The previous reply from Nick_F was almost right. I think maybe he mixed in a little something else (C++?). In Java, the type is "boolean", not "bool".

The boolean type has two literal values: true and false. While beneath the covers they may map to 0 and !=0, integer values are not assignable to boolean variables.

boolean value = true;

Answer 2

it's: true

as in

bool b = true;