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It looks like your code snippet contains a syntax error or a misplaced comment that is causing it to fail. The syntax ]–> is invalid in almost all programming languages, and the trailing text looks like a corrupted HTML/XML comment hook.

Because the exact programming language and goal are missing, here is how to handle boolean logic and code comments across the three most likely environments: Scenario 1: JavaScript / Google Apps Script

If you are writing a script, arrays use square brackets, and comments use forward slashes. Incorrect: [,false,false]–> Correct Array: const flags = [false, false];

Correct Logic: if (!flags[0] && !flags[1]) { /do something */ } Scenario 2: HTML / UI Templating

If this is part of a front-end template (like Angular, Vue, or raw HTML), comments must be properly opened and closed. Incorrect: ]–> Not working Correct Binding:

Scenario 3: Python

If you are working with data structures or backend logic in Python, booleans must be capitalized, and comments use the hash symbol. Incorrect: [,false,false] Correct List: my_list = [False, False] Correct Comment: # This is a python comment To fix this snippet, please provide a few more details:

The programming language or platform you are using (e.g., Excel, JavaScript, HTML). The intended goal of those boolean values. The full block of code surrounding this specific line. Saved time Comprehensive Inappropriate Not working

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