Computer Applications
The default value of a boolean variable is:
- False
- 0
- false
- True
Values & Data Types Java
ICSE Sp 2025
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false
Reason — In Java, the default value of a variable depends on its data type. For a boolean variable, the default value is false (in lowercase). This is because Java uses the primitive boolean type, which has only two possible values: true or false.
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