[Java] It seems that `0 <hoge <10` cannot be written in the conditional expression of the ʻif` statement.
You can use 0 <hoge && hoge <10 ...
This article deals with java in mind, I don't know anything else
What is it? What are you saying?
It's hard to explain,
Certain condition: When you want to specify a number x that exceeds __0 and is less than 10 __
~~ There is, right? I sympathize with you! ~~
If you write 0 <x <10 mathematically, you can convey what you want to say, right?
However, if you write this in java as it is, it will be erratic.
Example ↓
Conclusion
Even if it is troublesome, let's write 0 <score && score <60, ** variable twice **
Finally
if (0 < x , x < 10) {
}
But it's no good, so give up and write &&
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