The false Keyword

The false is a keyword, which represents one of the two legal values for a boolean type of variable.

The false Keyword

The false Keyword  

     

The false is a keyword, which represents one of the two legal values for a boolean type of variable. It might seem like keyword, but it is actually Boolean literals. The default value of the boolean data type is false. It is seem like keyword; therefore you cannot use them as identifiers in your programs i.e. you cannot declare a variable or class with this name in your Java program.

The syntax of declaring a boolean type variable having false literal is shown as:

  boolean bool = false; 

For example: 

class Check{ 

boolean bool = false;

if (bool){
System.out.println("true");
}
else{
System.out.println("false");
}