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Java Java Objects Meet Objects Refresher

Rabab El-Zohbi
Rabab El-Zohbi
1,859 Points
Posted by Rabab El-Zohbi
Rabab El-Zohbi
1,859 Points

What operator do we use to ensure that both of these conditions are met:

What operator do we use to ensure that both of these conditions are met:

aroshinemunasinghe
aroshinemunasinghe
5,649 Points

Have you solve out? I tried to answer == but it return error which is wired. I tried also !=, it didnt went well either

2 Answers

Allan R
Allan R
1,001 Points
Allan R
Allan R
1,001 Points

The operator that you need to use is " &&". Because its ensure that both those conditions are met, otherwise, it will return in / false.

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points
Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

This is testing your knowledge of conditional/logical operators.

This video in the Java basics course briefly talks about them.

I think a better video to watch is this one from the JavaScript course. Don't worry, he only explains the operators.