This function returns the value stored in a boolean variable, which was previously created using the setBoolean() function.
Bash
getBoolean(variableName) #Output: Boolean
Examples
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This example returns the value stored in the variable named "myBoolean", e.g.:
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Additional information
Parameters used in this function
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The name of the stored variable. |
Output
This function returns a boolean
To return the value you must have created the variable before, using the setBoolean() function within the same expression.
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