public class comparing {
    public static String compareString(String string1, String string2) {
        String bigString = "";
        int yeah = string1.compareTo(string2);
        if (yeah>0) {
            bigString = string1;
        }
        else if (yeah<0) {
            bigString = string2;
        }
        else {
            bigString = "They are the same";
        }
        return bigString;
    }

    public static int compareInt(int int1, int int2) {
        int greater = 0;
        if (int1>int2) {
            greater = int1;
        }
        else if (int2>int1) {
            greater = int2;
        }
        return greater;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println(compareString("no", "yes"));
        System.out.println(compareString("yes", "rag"));
        System.out.println(compareString("yes", "yes"));
        System.out.println(compareInt(17, 23));
    }
}
comparing.main(null);

yes
yes
They are the same
23

Weird Questions

  1. !(true)&&(false) = false
  2. not ((((true and not (false)) ^ false) ^ true) && false) = true
  3. !A * !(B + !C) = !A * (!B * C) !(A + (B + !C)) = !A * !(B + !C) !(A + (B + !C)) = !(A + (B + !C))
  4. 420 && 66 110100100 && 1000010 000000000 Bonus: 89 OR 42 1011001 OR 101010 0001000

Testing for Weird Questions

System.out.println(!(true)&&(false));
System.out.println(!((((true && !(false)) ^ false) ^ true) && false));
// System.out.println(!A * !(B + !C) = !A * (!B * C));

false
true