if (x = y != z)
tests if x is equal to y OR z.
How do I do this for .equals?
like:
if (x.equals("Hello" or "World")
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if (x.equals("Hello")) or "World"
if (x = y != z)
tests if x is equal to y OR z.
How do I do this for .equals?
like:
if (x.equals("Hello" or "World")
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Re: if (x.equals("Hello")) or "World"
That is not how to compare multiple values in Java. What that code does is assign x the value of y, then checks to make sure that x is not equal to z.
You need to use the logical or operator || to chain together multiple conditions using logical or.
if(x == y || x == z)
The same logical code statement applies to .equals:
if(x.equals(y) || x.equals(z))
Gugubo (November 30th, 2013)
Re: if (x.equals("Hello")) or "World"
Thanks
Helped me!
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