extract strings pattern from file in Linux

Question

i want to extract strings patterns from a file . My input file looks like this :

Name = Apple Is Red
Hidden = True
Name = Banana Is Yellow
Hidden = False
Name = Orange Is Orange
Hidden = True
Name = Guava Is Green
Hidden = False

What i want in the output is it will create two files one with true.log & false.log :

true.log

Name = Apple is Red
Hidden = True
Name = Orange Is Orange
Hidden = True

false.log

Name = Banana Is Yellow
Hidden = False
Name = Guava Is Green
Hidden = False

New at bash scripting and Linux .

Answer 1

Simple grep with -B (before context)

grep -B1 --no-group-separator 'Hidden = True' myfile

(--no-group-separator so there is no superfluous hyphens)

Answer 2

Try

apple=$(cut inputfile -d"=" -f2) #what stands after the = into a variable apple
if [ $apple = "Apple Is Red" ] ; then
    echo "Hidden = true" >> true.txt
fi

Edit: sry my connection hang up