Translation guide
How to talk about Boolean values (true/false) in Japanese, especially in programming and logic contexts.
Referring to the Boolean data type in programming or formal logic.
The standard term for the Boolean data type in programming. Often used in technical documentation.
This variable is of Boolean type.
A more Japanese-native term for Boolean type, literally 'logic type'. Common in academic or formal contexts.
A Boolean value is either true or false.
Literally 'true-false value type'. Used in some programming language specifications.
The Boolean type has two values: true and false.
Referring to a specific Boolean value, like true or false.
The most common term for a Boolean value. Literally 'true-false value'.
This function returns a Boolean value.
Short for Boolean value, commonly used in programming contexts.
The result of a conditional expression is a Boolean value.
Another term for Boolean value, used in logic and some programming languages.
Referring to an expression that evaluates to true or false.
Referring to operators like AND, OR, NOT.
In many programming contexts, English terms like 'boolean', 'true', 'false' are used directly in katakana (ブーリアン, トゥルー, フォルス) or even left as English. However, when explaining concepts in Japanese, the terms above are preferred.
論理値は真または偽です。
A Boolean value is either true or false.
Boolean operator, less common but understood.
Combine conditions using Boolean operators.