JShell has introduced in Java 9 that enables us to explore, discover, and experiment with Java language features, and extensive libraries.
The relational operators (==, != <, >, <=, >=) can be used mainly for comparison. It accepts operands of non-boolean primitive data types and returns a boolean value. JShell also supports logical operators that can be used in expressions. The logical operators can expect boolean operands. The expressions involving these operands can be used for forming boolean conditions in the code within if, for, and while statements. The logical operators include : "&& : logical AND", "|| : OR" and "! : NOT".
In the below two code snippets, we can implement relational operators using JShell.
Snippet-1
jshell> int i = 10; i ==> 10 jshell> i > 10; $2 ==> false jshell> i >= 10; $3 ==> true jshell> i < 10; $4 ==> false jshell> i <= 10; $5 ==> true jshell> i == 10; $6 ==> true jshell> i == 20; $7 ==> false
Snippet-2
jshell> int i = 15; i ==> 15 jshell> i >=15 $1 ==> true jshell> i <= 15 $2 ==> true jshell> i >= 15 && i <= 25 $3 ==> true jshell> i == 30; $4 ==> false jshell> i = 30; i ==> 30 jshell> i >= 15 && i <= 25; $5 ==> false
In the below code snippet, we can implement logical operators using JShell.
jshell> true && true $1 ==> true jshell> true && false $2 ==> false jshell> false && true $3 ==> false jshell> false && false $4 ==> false jshell> true || true $5 ==> true jshell> true || false $6 ==> true jshell> false || true $7 ==> true jshell> false || false $8 ==> false