I am giving a LocalDate value and then I want to give another one but I want to make sure that the new one is not the same with the one before. I wrote some code but doesn't seem to be working.
Flight flight = new Flight();
System.out.println("Give the day of the departure.");
LocalDate day = LocalDate.of(2019, Month.MAY, scanner.nextInt());
flight.setDateOfDeparture(day);
boolean theDay = true; //Flag (reversed way in order to achieve the TRUE logic value).
for (Flight flight1 : flightList) {
if (flight1.getDateOfDeparture() == (flight.getDateOfDeparture())) {
theDay = false;
}
}
if (theDay) {
// Some logic...
}
I tried also the keyword equals. but again the for loop ignores the compare.
for (Flight flight1 : flightList) {
if (flight1.getDateOfDeparture().equals(flight.getDateOfDeparture())) {
theDay = false;
}
}
After your answers I tried many of the solutions you proposed. To check if the compiler gets into for loop I put a print message of the variable which is never seen to my console.
for (Flight flight1 : flightList) {
System.out.println(flight1.getDateOfDeparture());
if(flight1.getDateOfDeparture().compareTo(flight.getDateOfDeparture())==0) {
theDay = false;
}
}
You can use below methods according to your needs
LocalDate oldDate = LocalDate.of(2019,3,31);
LocalDate newDate = LocalDate.of(2019,4, 1);
System.out.println(oldDate.isAfter(newDate));
System.out.println(oldDate.isBefore(newDate));
System.out.println(oldDate.isEqual(newDate));
System.out.println(oldDate.compareTo(newDate));
This will return
false
true
false
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