Boolean expressions in Java

Question

I have a question about the meaning (evaluation) of Boolean variables in return statements in Java.

I know that:

if (var) { ... }

i

Answer 1

Don't needlessly complicate your code. If you feel the need to say "a < b == true", then you can follow that to its logical conflusion (conclusion + confusion) and say "((((((((...(a"

"a < b" is a boolean expression. If you already have a boolean, why compare it to another boolean? You're not making it more boolean that way.