FALSE

FALSE

Boolean FALSE.

Example 1: Assign FALSE to a variable

a = true
b = false

print a  ' output: 1
print b  ' output: 0

Example 2: Use in a while loop

IsRunning = true

while(IsRunning)
    i++
    print i    
    if(i == 5) then IsRunning = false
wend

'Output: 1 2 3 4 5

Example 3: Use in a if statement

ButtonPressed = false   ' replace false with true
if(ButtonPressed) then print "Button was pressed"

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