Java Boolean Class

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Java Boolean class

The Boolean class wraps a value of the primitive type boolean in an object. Its object contains only a single field whose type is boolean.

Methods

Methods	Description
booleanValue()	Returns a Boolean primitive for the value of this Boolean object.
compare()	Compares two Boolean values.
compareTo()	Compares this Boolean instance with another.
equals()	Returns a Boolean value true if the argument is a Boolean object that represents the same value as this object.
getBoolean()	Returns a Boolean value true if the system property name is equal to the string “true”.
hashCode()	Returns a hash code for the Boolean object.
logicalAnd()	Returns the result of implementing logical AND operation on the assigned boolean operands.
logicalOr()	Returns the result of implementing logical OR operation on the assigned boolean operands.
logicalXor()	Returns the result of implementing logical XOR operation on the assigned boolean operands.
parseBoolean()	Parses the string argument as a Boolean.
toString()	Returns a String instance representing the specified Boolean’s value or the specified boolean.
valueOf()	Returns a Boolean instance representing the specified Boolean value or string value.

Example 1

  public class JavaBooleanExample1 {      public static void main(String[] args) {          Boolean b1= true;          boolean b2=false;          //assigning boolean value of b1 to b3          Boolean b3= b1.booleanValue();          String str1 = “Value of boolean object “+b1+” is “+b3+”.”;          System.out.println(str1);          //compare b1 and b2              int val1 = Boolean.compare(b1,b2);          if(val1>0){              System.out.println(“b1 is true.”);              }              else{              System.out.println(“b2 is true”);          }          // logicalAnd() with return the same result as AND operator          Boolean val2 = Boolean.logicalAnd(b1,b2);          System.out.println(“Logical And will return “+val2);      }  }  

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Output:

Value of boolean object true is true.  b1 is true.  Logical And will return false

Example 2

  public class JavaBooleanExample2 {      public static void main(String[] args) {          Boolean b1 = true;          System.out.println(“Boolean value = ” + b1);          //prints the hash code of the boolean value          System.out.println(“Hash Code for boolean value = ” + b1.hashCode());          //converting boolean value tp String          String str = b1.toString();          System.out.println(“String value = ” + str);          System.out.println(“Hash Code for String Value = ” + str.hashCode());          // will return a boolean instance corresponding to Boolean b1          Boolean b2 = Boolean.valueOf(b1);          System.out.println(“valueOf() method will return = ” + b2);          boolean val1 = false;          for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {              if (i == 5) {                  System.setProperty(“val1”, “true”);                  break;              }          }              boolean b3 = Boolean.getBoolean(“val1”);              System.out.println(“value of val is ” + b3);      }  }  

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Output:

Boolean value = true  Hash Code for boolean value = 1231  String value = true  Hash Code for String Value = 3569038  valueOf() method will return = true  value of val is true

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