Java Relational Operators / Chapter -4 /Operator & Assignments

java relational operators

1.These are the relational operators in java.

                          < ,<=,>,>=

2.These operators can be used for every primitive data type. But we can't apply these operators for boolean type.

example:-

System.out.println(10<20);    output  is       true

System.out.println('b'<20);    output  is         false   (hint: b's unicode value is greater )

System.out.println('b'<99.7);    output  is      true (hint: b's unicode value is lower)

System.out.println(true<false);   Compile Time Error(Cannot Applied to Boolean)

 

3.Relational Operators cannot be applied on Objects types.

example:-

Java - Relational Operators / Chapter -4 /Operator & Assignments

1.These are the relational operators in java.

                          < ,<=,>,>=

2.These operators can be used for every primitive data type. But we can't apply these operators for boolean type.

example:-

System.out.println(10<20);    output  is       true

System.out.println('b'<20);    output  is         false   (hint: b's unicode value is greater )

System.out.println('b'<99.7);    output  is      true (hint: b's unicode value is lower)

System.out.println(true<false);   Compile Time Error(Cannot Applied to Boolean)

 

3.Relational Operators cannot be applied on Objects types.

example:-