If statement always giving the same answer

Question

import java.util.Scanner;

class Practice {

public static void main(String args[]) {

    System.out.println(\"Enter the number of treats you have:\");
    Scanner          


        

Answer 1

You need to change these two statements

if (enoughTreats = true) 

else if (enoughTreats = false)

into

if (enoughTreats == true) 

else if (enoughTreats == false)

You could also shorten the code and get the exact same effect by simply typing this below:

if (enoughTreats)

else

If you put a boolean variable inside of the parenthesis of an if statement by itself, the if statement will check to see if it's true, thus you wouldn't need to type '== true.' You could also replace the else if statement in your code with a simple 'else' because if the enoughTreats variable is not equal to true, the else code will automatically execute without you having to specifically state a condition.