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Boolean.toString() — false gives 'false'

📖 Usage Example

const b = false
b.toString()  // → 'false'

Use toString() when you need a text representation of a boolean value.

Boolean.prototype.toString() — false

false.toString() returns the string 'false'.

Challenge: Verify the result.

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