Question

Which symbol is not used to test a condition in a loop statement?

!=
>
=
<=

Answer 1

so what do u think?

Answer 2

idk

Answer 3

thats's why I posted it on here

Answer 4

what ones do you know that are used for testing a condition in a loop statement

Answer 5

don't know i'm lost

Answer 6

<=

Answer 7

so a and d are correct

Answer 8

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @sealake101
so a and d are correct
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well those are used to test a condition in a loop statement so out of b and c what would make more sense?

Answer 9

>

Answer 10

`!=` means `not equal`
`>` means `greater than`
`=` means `assignment` (not to be confused with `==` which means `equality`)
`<=` means `less than or equal to`

You can use `>` as a way to test a condition in a for loop, so choice B is not the correct answer.

Answer 11

thanks but which one would it be.

Answer 12

and could you help me with another one

Answer 13

You can also use `>=` as a symbol to test a condition in a for loop.

Nearly all of these symbols are used to compare two values. Which one isn't a comparison symbol?

Answer 14

Which statement is not true about a variable name in Java?

The name should start with a lowercase letter.
The name should be meaningful.
The name should not use a hump notation.
The name should not contain keywords.

Answer 15

Check out this site
https://www.javatpoint.com/java-naming-conventions
and it should help

Focus on the section labeled "Variable"