Notes for Slide 03
The result produced from any comparison
(<, <=, >, >=, ==, !=) is a boolean value
true or false.
These values have already been introduced.
This step introduces the word boolean as
a type, and the concept of storing a boolean
value in a variable.
Although this note for this slide does not
explain why it is valuable to store the value
of a comparison in a variable, you already understand
the value of storing values in variables so that the
value could be used later in the program. If you
know why this is valuable for String and int values,
you can imagine that it will also be valuable for
boolean values.
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