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Java Java Basics Perfecting the Prototype Using Logical ORs and ANDs

Posted by Kristopher Dallmann
Kristopher Dallmann
203 Points

I don't believe the questions are worded correctly for true or false answers. At least i was a little confused.

Just for future users, maybe a little more explanation or a change in wording to ask if the statement below the question is Correct (True) or Incorrect (False).

If you make it clearer, one of the questions needs to be reworked as well.

Not a huge problem, but it was a little frustrating, when I answered incorrectly, but completely understood the answer, but not how the question was worded ;)

1 Answer

Ken Alger
STAFF
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Kristopher;

The questions ask about the value stored in the Boolean variables. Java Booleans have primitive values of either true or false, not correct or incorrect. I believe that is the reason for the questions being worded the way they are.

Welcome to Treehouse and happy coding,

Ken