create a boolean in matlab

To create a boolean variable in MATLAB, you can use logical data type. Boolean values in MATLAB are represented by the logical data type which can have two possible values: true (1) and false (0).

Here's an example of creating a boolean variable in MATLAB:

main.m
% Creating a boolean variable
isTrue = true;
isFalse = false;

% Displaying the boolean values
disp(isTrue);  % Output:  1
disp(isFalse); % Output:  0
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In the above example, the variables isTrue and isFalse are created as boolean variables. The true and false literals are used to assign values to these variables.

You can use boolean variables in MATLAB for conditional statements, logical operations, and comparisons.