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1st syso statement give error which is
The operator < is undefined for the argument type(s) String, int

but if < operator can not be operate on int then why 1st syso statement is executing ??
 
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the reason here is the "string" before the digits you want to compare.



and you can't compare a string with a number. you should write "direct output"+(5<6) it will work for sure.

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It's only operator precedence.
 
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Use the following

System.out.println("direct output"+(5<6));



It works fine.
 
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