Can you set the value of a Boolean?

Question: is it possible to set the value of a Boolean after it has already been constructed?
For example, suppose I create my Boolean like this:
Boolean myBoolean = new Boolean(false);
..then later on in the code, I need to reset the value:
if (x == y) {
// Based on this condition, I need to set the booleanValue within the object to Boolean.TRUE
}
Thanks for any assistance,
Rick <><

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Wrapper classes like Boolean and the others are immutable, i.e. we cannot change the value they hold after having created them. The only thing you can do is create a new Boolean object and assign it to myBoolean.
HIH
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Valentin Crettaz
Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform

Thanks so much for the info.
This list is absolutely the greatest! I look forward to the day that I can actually help instead of always being the one that is helped!
Rick <><

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