Please tell me why I am getting a "bad operand type"
I'm trying to to do a comparison on a range of value.
Please help me fix.
if (-13683360 <= rgb <= -13683381)
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Jump to PostIt woiuld be nice if uou could use that syntax in Java, but you can't. It's not part of thelanguage.
-13683360 <= rgbevaluates to a boolean (true/false)
and then(true/false) <= -13683381is a bad operand because you cant't use <= with a boolean.
You need to break it into two …
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It woiuld be nice if uou could use that syntax in Java, but you can't. It's not part of thelanguage.-13683360 <= rgb evaluates to a boolean (true/false)
and then(true/false) <= -13683381 is a bad operand because you cant't use <= with a boolean.
You need to break it into two comparisons the AND the reulsts together(-13683360 <= rgb) && (rgb <= -13683381)
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Much obliged :)
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