Thanks for the help, by th way i used ezzral's method it was quick and simple, i also found out i could've just started with a boolean by setting random generator class to boolean type.
It makes no sense. A boolean has 2 values, an int has billions.
Why would one of the billion values be true and another be false?
0 and NOT 0 are C concepts. Nothing in java corresponds.
This thread has been solved but I would also like to add a small suggestion. If for some reason you want to use ints for boolean expressions, why don't you make a class for it. Call it: BoolInt. Have it have one int private attribute and with the help of public set methods make sure that the only valid values are 1 and 0 (or whatever you want)
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