Which of the following data types is used to represent only two possible values, which are typically expressed as true or false?
Float
String
Integer
Boolean
A Boolean is a fundamental data type that can only hold two possible values: true or false. It is essential for conditional logic and control flow in programming, allowing for binary decision-making. The other options are incorrect; an integer represents whole numbers, a float represents numbers with decimal points, and a string represents a sequence of characters.
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