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Boolean b; System.out.print(b); The result is error, why? By default b is false, so why doesn't it give false as output? A little bit confused
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Boubacar Toure i have no idea what you mean my dude
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a boolean is not false by default, it nothing, not true not false.
so type
Boolean b = false;
System.out.println(b);
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Cat Sauce, Here is the answer to my question.
The default value for a Boolean (object) is null.
The default value for a boolean (primitive) is false.