Which of the following best describes booleans?

• A. Text data
• B. Numeric values
• C. True/False values
• D. A collection of items

Answer: (C)

Booleans are a data type that stores only true or false values. This makes them ideal for making decisions in programs, such as deciding whether a condition is met or whether to execute a block of code. They aren’t text data, which would be strings like "yes" or "no"; they aren’t numeric values like 1 or 2; and they aren’t a collection of items like a list or array. So the best description is True/False values.