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Keywords, Relational and Boolean Operators
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Keywords are predefined identifiers reserved by Java for a specific purpose and are used only in a limited, specified manner. Java has a richer set of keywords than C or C++. The following keywords are reserved for Java:

abstractdoubleintsuper
booleanelseinterfaceswitch
breakextendlongsynchronized
bytefalsenativethis
byvaluefinalnewthreadsafe
casefinallynullthrow
catchfloatpackagetransient
charforprivatetrue
classgotoprotectedtry
constifpublicvoid
continueimplementsreturnwhile
defaultimportshort

Relational and Boolean Operators

Java has the full complement of relational operators. For testing the equality you use a double equal sign ==. For example, the value of 5 == 6, is false.

We use a != for inequality. For e.g. the value of the following evaluates to true 3 != 7 is true.

Next we have have the <(less than), > (greater than), <= (less than or equal), and >=(greater than or equal) operators.

Java also uses && for the logical AND operator and || for the logical OR operator. As you can easily remember from the != operator, the exclamation point ! is the logical negation operator. The && and || operators are evaluated in short circuit fashion. This means that when we have an expression like:

p && q

If the truth value of the expression p has been determined to false, the value for the expression q is not calculated. For example consider the following expression


int p=7;
int q=1;
if((p==6)&&(q==1))
{
p=p+1;
q=q-1;
}

In the above e.g. the first condition p==6 is evaluated to false, so second condition q==1 is never evaluated. Similarly, if p evaluates to true, then the value of p || q is automatically true, without evaluating q.

Java also supports the ternary ?: operator that is occasionally useful. The expression condition ? p : q evaluates to p if the condition is true, else it evaluates to q.

Example:


p > q ? p : q

The above expression gives the value p if p is greater than q or else it will give q.

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