Example 1:
LOGICAL NOT (!)
OPERATOR
The NOT logic operation returns true if its input is false, and
false if its input is true.
The NOT operation is usually written as ! (an exclamation
point).
Concatenation in Java is the operation of joining two strings
together.
You can join strings using the addition (+)
In this statement it is said that
variable a is NOT greater than variable b is true. Because the
value of variable a is equal to 9 and the value of variable b is
equal to 20. So if you substitute 9 to variable a and substitute
20 to variable b. The statement will be “9 is NOT greater than
20” that’s correct because the job of NOT operator is to return
true if its input is false, and false if its input is true.
LOGICAL OR (||)
OPERATOR
-The OR logic operation returns true if any of its inputs are
true. If all of the inputs are false, the output is also false.
-The OR operation is usually written as || (two vertical bars).
In this statement it is said that the value of variable b is less
than the value of variable a OR the value of variable b is not
00
equal to the value of variable a is true. Even the first part of
the statement is wrong. The statement will be true because the
OR logic operator’s job is to return true if any of its inputs
are true. And if all of the inputs are false, the output is also
false.
LOGICAL AND (&&)
True
OPERATOR
-The AND logic operation returns true only if all of its inputs
are true. If any the output is false, the output is also false.
-The AND operation is usually written as &&
Example 2:
(two ampersand).
It shows here that if you put a
number (int) that is less than
the given number [ if ( ) ] the
system will print out the word
inside the parenthesis.
In this statement it is said the the value of variable a is less
than the value of variable b AND the value of variable b is
greater than the value of variable a is true. Because the first
and second part is correct. And the value of variable a in this
statement is 9 and the value of variable b in this statement is
20. So if you substitute 9 to variable a and substitute the 20 to
variable b. The statement will be 9 is less than 20 which is true
AND 20 is greater than 9 which is also true.
False
Condition for Decisions
It shows here that if you put a number (int) that is equal to
the given number [ If ( ) ] the system will print out
What if the given number in “int” is bigger than the “if”?
the word inside the parenthesis.
 If and else statement

False

As you can see it is false It shows here that our operator is “>=” (Greater than or equal
To make it true, we have to to). So if we put greater or exact number (which is 90 in this
change the operator example) the system will show, “You get a piece of candy” and
”You are awesome!”).

True

If you put lower than the given number (which is 90) the system
will show, “Better luck next time kid.” (else)