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Truth Table Description¶

`likeTrue`/`likeFalse`¶

The truth tables for likeTrue and likeFalse are as follows:

Value	Type	Evaluates to	Example
`true`	`Boolean`	`true`	`true`
`false`	`Boolean`	`false`	`false`
Number greater than 0	`Integer`, `Float`	`true`	`1`
Number less than or equal to 0	`Integer`, `Float`	`false`	`0`
String whose lowercase value is `true`	`String`	`true`	`true`
String whose lowercase value is `"yes"`	`String`	`true`	`"Yes"`
String whose lowercase value is `"ok"`	`String`	`true`	`"OK"`
String whose lowercase value is `"on"`	`String`	`true`	`"ON"`
String whose lowercase value is `"1"`	`String`	`true`	`"1"`
String whose lowercase value is `"o"`	`String`	`true`	`"o"`
String whose lowercase value is `"y"`	`String`	`true`	`"y"`
String whose lowercase value is `false`	`String`	`false`	`false`
String whose lowercase value is `"no"`	`String`	`false`	`"No"`
String whose lowercase value is `"ng"`	`String`	`false`	`"NG"`
String whose lowercase value is `"off"`	`String`	`false`	`"OFF"`
String whose lowercase value is `"0"`	`String`	`false`	`"0"`
String whose lowercase value is `"x"`	`String`	`false`	`"x"`
String whose lowercase value is `"n"`	`String`	`false`	`"n"`

Only when one of the specific scenarios above is met is the condition evaluated as true and an alert is triggered. Any other scenario does not match and does not trigger an alert.