Today wrote this code when learning the if statement:
if( 3<= i<= 5 ){
System.out.println("春天");
}else if( 6 <= i <= 8 ){
System.out.println("夏天");
}else if( 9 <=i <=11 ){
System.out.println("秋天");
}else{
System.out.println("冬天");
};
Program error: Operator '<=' can not be applied to 'boolean', 'int'
The reason is that in Java if statement does not support such an expression. The correct expression should be
if( 3<= i && i <= 5 ){
System.out.println("春天");
}else if( 6 <= i && i <= 8 ){
System.out.println("夏天");
}else if( 9 <=i && i <=11 ){
System.out.println("秋天");
}else{
System.out.println("冬天");
};
Way of writing the code complies with the specifications, should pay attention to.