> An example of a programming language with true Boolean logic is APL, where the logical truth values are the numbers "1" and "0" (which is very handy in expressing conditional operations on arrays), while all the programming languages that use "true" and "false" do not use Boolean logic, despite claiming to do so.
So Bash could be considered the red-headed, left-handed sibling to APL?
So Bash could be considered the red-headed, left-handed sibling to APL?