Boolean in Japanese
Boolean in Japanese is ブール代数, ブーリアン, ブール値 — Boolean means relating to a system of logic in which every statement is either true or false, with nothing in between, and statements are combined using operations such as and, or and not.
Boolean in Japanese
What does "Boolean" mean?
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adjective Relating to a system of logic in which every statement is either true or false, with nothing in between, and statements are combined using operations such as and, or and not.
"The filter uses boolean logic, so a record has to satisfy both conditions to appear."
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noun A value in a program that can only be one of two things, true or false, often used to record whether something is switched on, finished or allowed.
"Store it as a boolean rather than the text yes or no."
Boolean in a sentence
- The filter uses boolean logic, so a record has to satisfy both conditions to appear.
- Boolean search lets you exclude a word by putting not in front of it.
- Store it as a boolean rather than the text yes or no.
- The function returns a boolean: true if the email address is valid, false if it is not.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Boolean" in Japanese?
"Boolean" in Japanese is ブール代数, ブーリアン, ブール値. Boolean means: Relating to a system of logic in which every statement is either true or false, with nothing in between, and statements are combined using operations such as and, or and not.
How do you pronounce ブール代数?
"Boolean" in Japanese is ブール代数, pronounced "būrudaisuu".
How do you use "Boolean" in a sentence?
Example: "The filter uses boolean logic, so a record has to satisfy both conditions to appear." In Japanese, "Boolean" is ブール代数, ブーリアン, ブール値.
Are there other ways to say "Boolean" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "Boolean": ブール代数, ブーリアン, ブール値.
