Java Reference
In-Depth Information
Less than or equal to-
This relation operator shows that one value is smaller or equal but
not greater when compared to other and it is represented by “<=”.
Boolean logical operators
Logical AND-
It is represented by “&”.
For example
A & B = If a is false and b is true it results as false, but is both are true it results as
true. Similarly when both are false it results as false.
Logical OR-
It is signed |.
For example
A | B = If a is false and b is true it results as true, but is both are true it results as
true. Similarly when both are false it results as false.
Logical XOR-
It is shown using “^”.
For example
A ^ B = If a is false and b is true it results as true, but is both are true it results as
false. Similarly when both are false it results as false.
Logical Unary Not-
It is depicted as “!”.
For example
! A = If a is false it results as true, but if a is true it results as false.
Assignment operators
The assignment is the single equal sign that is represented by “=”.
The general representation
var = expression;
In this the variable, which is represented asvar should be compatible with the type of ex-
pression.
Int a, b, c;
a = b = c = 100;
The ? Operator
