📄 compareprimitive.java
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package Operator;
/*
Equality for primitives
Most programmers are familiar with comparing primitive values.
The following code shows some primitives being compared for equality:
*/
class ComparePrimitives {
public static void main(String [] args) {
System.out.println("character 'a' == 'a'? " + ('a' == 'a'));
System.out.println("character 'a' == 'b'? " + ('a' == 'b'));
System.out.println("5 != 6? " + (5 != 6));
System.out.println("5.0 == 5L? " + (5.0 == 5L));
System.out.println("true == false? " + (true == false));
System.out.println("true != false? " + (true != false));
}
}
/*
Notice that in line six we are comparing an integer to a float number.
This program produces the following output:
character 'a' == 'a'? true
character 'a' == 'b'? false
5 != 6? true
5.0 == 5L? true
true == false? false
As we can see, if a float is compared with an integer and
the values are the same, the == operator returns true as expected.
*/
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