problem with int and for statement

ok so im trying to make a simple text adventure. and i have a slight problem. youll see

import java.util.Scanner;
public class therest {
	
	public String start(){
		int gameover = 0;
		Scanner name = new Scanner(System.in);
		System.out.println("enter your name");
		String str_name = name.nextLine();
		System.out.println("hello " + str_name);
		System.out.println("so " + str_name + " this is my first game" );
		System.out.println("it is a text based adventure called ,the thief,");
		System.out.println("it will be about using intoition to find as many er, um stealable,");
		System.out.println("objects as you can, and. well. stealng them");
		System.out.println("i hope you have fun, gooooood lucccccckkkkk!!!!!");
			return str_name;
		}
	public void first(){
		int canenter = 0;
		Scanner chose = new Scanner(System.in);
		System.out.println("you are at the entrance to the museum, what do you do");
		String options = chose.nextLine();	
		switch (options){
		case "inspect" :
			System.out.println("there are security cameras, a bush, a door(the entrance) and a quite obvious moition sensor in front of the door");
			chose.nextLine();
		case "cut wires":
			System.out.println("as soon as you cut the wires an alarm sounds and you are taken away");
			break;
		case "enter door":
			
			if(canenter = 1){
				System.out.println("you quietly open the door");
			}else{
				System.out.println("... are you retarded?, theres a motion sensor");
			}
			
			break;
		case "check inventory":
			System.out.println("a hammer, plyers, locksmithing equipment, a mirror, gum, and a verry large cigar");
			chose.nextLine();
		case "place mirror sensor":
			System.out.println("you quickly  place the mirror in front of the sensor, to trick it");
			canenter = 1;

the problem is that on the 31st line it gives me an error saying "cannot convert int to boolean" ... so i turned it into a boolean, but (i know im a noob) I dont know how to use those so
i changed it back because it said the reverse, on the 43 line, how can i use an int or double in an if statement

There is a difference between an assignment operator (=) and relational equal to operator (==). The first one cannot be used in if statement, so:

is not valid.

i, i may be one of the stupidest people i know

you and probably half the people here have made that exact same mistake.

lol, i just was about to post another question, because i had another problem with the switch(on a side note, a switch statement inst a loop is it?) and i looked through it 10 times, i felt pretty dumb when i realized that i just didnt have a default with another Chose.nextLine in it, nother question, is this the majority of messups in java? me ripping out my hair over 2 lines?

levi sleight wrote:i looked through it 10 times, i felt pretty dumb when i realized that i just didnt have a default with another Chose.nextLine in it, nother question, is this the majority of messups in java? me ripping out my hair over 2 lines?

And that's how you learn Java.. Unless you pluck 2-3 of your hairs, you will not improve better..

Can't help but notice that this topic has nothing to do with for statement.

lolololol