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The space occupied by a Boolean variable is typically one bit, as it can represent only two states: true (1) or false (0). In computer memory, this means that each Boolean variable consumes a minimum of one bit of storage. However, due to memory alignment and architecture constraints, in practice, a single Boolean might occupy a full byte (8 bits) in some systems.

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