why and how this is true ???

Question

code is here 👇

https://code.sololearn.com/cH8U8RMZcn0E/?ref=app

Answer 1

Java:
I must compare an integer with a character ....
What can I do🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Ohhhhh wait 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗...
Each character is assigned to an ascii Code, which is an Integer
🤓🤓🤓my Coder surely forgot to convert, I will do for him....
....💯 ascii of a is 97
A clear case of true 👍🏻 I will print the result of my thoughts ASAP...
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Answer 2

Maybe because of an implicit type convertion during comparision, either:

97 is converted to 'a' as its respective ascii code,
'a' is converted to 97 as its respective character form.

Answer 3

Davinder Kumar u need upvotes for that question?

Answer 4

Davinder Kumar

System.out.println((int) 'a'); //97

So when you compare char with integer it compares ASCII value of char with int value.

Answer 5

A͢J Oma Falk Ervis Meta - SoloHelper

how good this question is ? right

Answer 6

Oma Falk i think this is a platform where anyone can upload and ask their doubts right ??

Answer 7

Davinder Kumar

Yes but before that use search option to get your answer. If you didn't get then ask.

Answer 8

Ascii value is always in number and can be represented by a number when printed

Answer 9

A͢J so according to you, asking a question like that isn't a good searching way right ?? ohk got it by the way Thanks you sir.

Answer 10

This is due to type promotion of the intended to char or vice versa