Java Conditional Operators
Java Conditional Operators
In this tutorial, we will learn Java conditional operators, also known as logical operators. These operators operate on boolean expressions.
Conditional Operators
| Conditional Operation |
Operator Symbol | Example |
| Logical AND
|
&& | booleanExp1 && booleanExp2 |
| Logical OR | || | booleanExp1 || booleanExp2 |
| Ternary Operator | ?: |
The logical AND operator evaluates to true if both the boolean expressions are true, otherwise evaluates to false.
The logical OR operator evaluates to false if both the boolean expressions are false, otherwise evaluates to true.
The ternary operator uses three operands. It evaluates a boolean expression and if the boolean expression is true, the second operand is returned , otherwise, it returns the third operand.
For example:
output = booleanExp ? value1 : value2 ;
If the booleanExp evaluates to true the value1 is assigned to output variable. If the booleanExp evaluates to false the value2 is assigned to output variable.
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