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boolean flag = false;
if(!flag) System.out.println(!flag); // prints true
I wonder why !flag being considered as false when it’s a conditional parameter passed to if statement and as true elsewhere?
It’s not.
if (boolean expression) { statement }means “execute thestatementifboolean expressionis true.” Sinceflag = false,!flag == true. Always.