Learn Delphi Programming | Unit 14.6 | Making Decisions with Boolean Expressions

Learn Delphi Programming | Module 14 | Unit 14.6 | Making Decisions with Boolean Expressions

Learn how to apply conditional logic in your Delphi-code by Using Boolean Expressions as flags or to set Boolean properties.

This is the sixth of ten tutorials exploring conditional (decision) statements in Delphi code. In this tutorial we learn how to write code that uses the result of a Boolean expression as a flag for decision making or to set Boolean properties i.e. Enabled or Visible. We also explore more IF-statements.

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