Given a integer value, the task is to convert this integer value into a boolean value in Java.
Examples:
Input: int = 1 Output: true Input: int = 0 Output: false
Approach:
- Get the boolean value to be converted.
- Check if boolean value is true or false
- If the integer value is greater than equal to 1, set the boolean value as true.
- Else if the integer value is greater than 1, set the boolean value as false.
Example 1:
// Java Program to convert integer to boolean  public class GFG {      public static void main(String[] args)    {          // The integer value        int intValue = 1;          // The expected boolean value        boolean boolValue;          // Check if it's greater than equal to 1        if (intValue >= 1) {            boolValue = true;        }        else {            boolValue = false;        }          // Print the expected integer value        System.out.println(            intValue            + " after converting into boolean = "            + boolValue);    }} |
Output:
1 after converting into boolean = true
Example 2:
// Java Program to convert integer to boolean  public class GFG {      public static void main(String[] args)    {          // The integer value        int intValue = 0;          // The expected boolean value        boolean boolValue;          // Check if it's greater than equal to 1        if (intValue >= 1) {            boolValue = true;        }        else {            boolValue = false;        }          // Print the expected integer value        System.out.println(            intValue            + " after converting into boolean = "            + boolValue);    }} |
Output:
0 after converting into boolean = false
