A variant or misspelling of 'Boolean,' relating to a system of logic using true and false values.
Named after mathematician George Boole (1815-1864), who developed Boolean algebra. The spelling 'boolian' is non-standard; 'Boolean' is correct.
George Boole's system—just two values, true or false—became the foundation of computer science and every if-then statement ever written in code, making him arguably the godfather of computing.
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