What is the booleanValue() method?

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What is the booleanValue() method?

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The booleanValue() method is defined only in the java.lang.Boolean class and no other wrapper class. This method is used to convert the value wrapped by the Boolean object into a primitive type boolean.

The method has the following signature:

public boolean booleanValue()

This method takes no argument. It returns the value wrapped by the Boolean object from which it is called by using a dot (.) operator. The value returned by the method is a primitive type boolean.


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