if statement, 2 conditions

I want to run an if statement if an integer is between 2 values. I can do this by using two if statements, but can I avoid this repetition? I want something like this:
if(x > 1 AND x < 7){
out.println("x is between 1 and 7");
}
Clearly "and" isn't right, but what is? I note that you can seperate expressions in a "for" statement with ";", but this doesn't work in an if statement. Any ideas?
Thanks,
James

You might want to get a book on Java. There are some free ones online. Here you go...

if( (x > 1) && (x < 7) ){
Do whatever

Bosun

Thanks for that. Got a java book. It really sucks.
Thanks,
James

Hey James, when I first started posting here I made the grande faux pas of asking who Simon Roberts, Philip Heller and Michael Ernest were. I think I'm still receiving hate mail over that! Anyway, the point is, they wrote a really good book on Java. I'm not sure if I can post the title here, I have no idea what the "rules" on promoting products are, but you should be able to find it easily, it's a study guide.
p.s. I also made the mistake of questioning whether the second edition is as good as the first. Apparently it is. I haven't compared the two, I just accepted everyone's opinion (including Mr. Roberts) and purchased it... and since reading it, I've recommended it to everyone that asks.

We talk about authors and their books ALOT here, seems techies just LIKE books

. Anyway we have a whole section called the BunkHouse devoted to Book Reviews as well as a Book Review forum for conversations about books. The comment above should probably be added to the thread for the RHE book here:
http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum49/HTML/000081.html

James, there's no other way to do it. You've got to repeat x twice.