Boolean types

The boolean type represents a logical value of either true or false. It is represented by the keyword bool. Values of this type are created using the keywords true and false.

Operators

The following operators are defined for the boolean type:

Operator Description Example

|

Or

x | y

&

And

x & y

^

Xor

x ^ y

!

Not

!x

==

Equality

x == y

!=

Inequality

x != y

Examples

fn main() {
    let x: bool = true;
    let y = false;
    let z1 = x | y; // z1 is true
    let z2 = x & y; // z2 is false
    let z3 = !x;    // z3 is false
    let z4 = x ^ y; // z4 is true
}