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Need help with simple code
this is the code: class MyClass { public static void main(String[ ] args) { String name ="David"; int age = 42; double score =15.9; char group = 'Z'; if String != Hank; System.out.println("Hello :)"); } } how do I make it so if string != Hank then it will print "Hello :)"
2 Answers
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you forgot to put Hank inside a pair of quotation marks. Also you should not put dataType in the other side of comparison. Use the variable's name. like this
if name != "Hank" {
System out.println("hello");
}
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use .equals() when compare with strings. example: a.equals(b) or !a.equals(b)
for your qn, u can write this:
if(!name.equals("Hank")){
System.out.println("Hello :)");
}