Boolean What is the general rule for boolean values in C++? Boolean values are case sensitive and must be lowercase. Boolean values are not case sensitive and can be either uppercase or lowercase. Boolean values are case sensitive and must be uppercase. Boolean values are case sensitive and must be all capitalized.
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