[ritwik07]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mary

Because you are printing the result of comparing i with j, and the result will be boolean
If you want that it prints 1 or 0 you have to write it

Code:

int i=0;
int j=10;
If(i==j){System.out.println(1);}else {System.out.println(0);}

I know th use of 'if'. But the question is that

Code:

(i==j)

is a pure integer expression. Why does'nt it give an intger value???