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Data Type                        Description                      Declaration       Example
                   Boolean              It represents logical values.                  x= False        TRUE, FALSE
                   (bool)               Only boolean type values can be stored,
                                         i.e., 'true (1)' or 'false (0)'.
                                        It is a subtype of integer data type.


                                                                                                        Critical Thinking

                   Example 1:  Write a pseudocode  to declare the  different  types  of
                   variables, assign them an appropriate value and then get the values
                   as an output.


                  Solution:

                  Program Start
                  Function Main
                  Declare

                  Declare Integer a
                  Declare Float b

                  Declare Char d
                  Declare String e
                  Declare Boolean f
                  Assign

                  Assign a = 1567

                  Assign b = 1.567
                  Assign d = 'y'
                  Assign e = 'Hello world'
                  Assign f = FALSE

                  Output:

                  Output 'Integer a = ', a
                  Output 'Float b = ', b
                  Output 'Char d = ', d

                  Output 'String e = ', e
                  Output 'Boolean f = ', f
                  END FUNCTION

                  PROGRAM END
                  Note: In Python, there is no command to declare variables. In this variable is created when
                  you assign a value to it and the data type of the variable can be assigned by using typecasting.



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