"True/False" is a simple binary classification used to determine the accuracy of a statement. A "True" response indicates that the statement is correct, while a "False" response means it is incorrect. This format is commonly used in quizzes, tests, and surveys to assess knowledge or opinions. In logic and computer science, "True" and "False" are fundamental concepts representing boolean values. These values are essential for decision-making processes in programming, where conditions are evaluated to execute specific actions based on whether a statement is true or false.