Rust has another fundamental data type
called "Boolean".
A boolean is either true or false. It
can't be anything else. They use the
bool
keyword and are assigned like
this:
let bravo: bool = false;
Used in a full program it looks like this:
fn main() {
let alfa: bool = true;
println!("Value {}", alfa);
}
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