I was experimenting with an homework assignment(it called for
if-then-else statements, which I finished thanks to some help from this
forum), and was trying to see if I could accomplish it using boolean
operators. However I get the following error operator <= cannot be
applied to boolean, int. Any idea why?!?
import java.util.*;

public class activities2
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
{
    int temp;
    String act=null;
    boolean swim = (temp > 85);
    boolean tennis = ( 70 < temp <= 85);
    boolean golf = (32 < temp <= 70);
    boolean skiing = (0 < temp <= 32);
    boolean dancing = (temp <= 0);
    Scanner keyboard= new Scanner(System.in);
    System.out.println("In order to decide what is the best activity at
the present time, please enter the current temperature ");
    temp = keyboard.nextInt();
    if (swim)
        act = "Swimming";
    else if (tennis)
        act = "Tennis";
    else if (golf)
        act = "Golf";
    else if (skiing)
        act = "Skiing";
    else if (dancing)
        act = "Dancing";
    System.out.println("The recommened activity for the current
temperature is " + act);
   
   
   
   
}
}