Java Boolean.valueOf() Method: Convert boolean to Boolean Object

The Boolean.valueOf method is a static method in the Boolean class in Java. It takes a boolean value as a parameter and returns the corresponding Boolean object. If the parameter is 'true', it returns Boolean.TRUE, and if the parameter is 'false', it returns Boolean.FALSE.

Example usage:

boolean b = true;
Boolean boolObj = Boolean.valueOf(b);
System.out.println(boolObj); // Output: true

boolean b2 = false;
Boolean boolObj2 = Boolean.valueOf(b2);
System.out.println(boolObj2); // Output: false