2.1.8 Boolean

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A Boolean data type is a primitive that has one of two possible values: TRUE and FALSE, which are defined as follows:

TRUE: A sender MUST use any nonzero value to denote a TRUE. A receiver MUST interpret any nonzero value as TRUE.<9>

FALSE: A sender MUST use a zero value to denote a FALSE. A receiver MUST interpret a zero value as FALSE.