Boolean toString() Method in Java

In Java, the toString() method of the Boolean class is a built-in method to return the Boolean value in string format. The Boolean class is a part of java.lang package. This method is useful when we want the output in the string format in places like text fields, console output, or simple text formatting.

Example 1: Using the Boolean.toString() method to get the object value in a string.

// Java program to demonstrate  // Boolean toString() method  class Geeks  {  public static void main(String[] args)  {  // boolean type value  boolean value = true;  // static toString() method of Boolean class  String output = Boolean.toString(value);  // printing the value  System.out.println(output);  }  }  

true 

Syntax of toString(boolean b) Method

public static String toString(boolean b)

• Parameter: It takes a single boolean parameter (b) the value we want to convert into a string ( true or false ).
• Return: It returns a string representation of the boolean value passed in it ("true" or "false").

Example 2: Using Boolean.toString() method to convert false boolean value to its string representation.

// Java program to demonstrate  // Boolean toString() method  class Geeks {  public static void main(String[] args)  {  // boolean type value  boolean value = false;  // static toString() method of Boolean class  String output = Boolean.toString(value);  // printing the value  System.out.println(output);  }  }  

false