JavaScript Boolean

Booleans are primitive data types in JavaScript that can be either true or false.

The JavaScript Boolean object can also be created with the Boolean() constructor.

Syntax

Boolean bool = new Boolean (value);  

Lets take an example

console.log(5 === '5'); //false
console.log(6 == '6');  //true

Boolean Methods

let bool = false;
let val = bool.toString(); 
console.log(typeof val)  //string

let bool = true;

// convert to string
let val = bool.valueOf();

console.log(bool); //true
console.log(typeof val); //boolean

Boolean Objects

You may also use the new keyword to construct a boolean value.

const x = true;

// creating a boolean object
const y = new Boolean(false);

console.log(x); // true
console.log(y); // false

console.log(typeof x); // "boolean"
console.log(typeof y); // "object"