Actually, No, but I think you asked the wrong question. What you meant is
does Java allow Nested if statements, which is a definite yes. Remember,
everything between the <% and %> tags is just straight Java code. Very
little gets done to that code except sticking it between out.print()
statements with the static content of your site. So yes, you can use nested
Java if statements in a JSP file.
(*Chris*)
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> This is a very basic question... Does JSP allow nested if statements?
>
> I'm trying to do something like below:
> if (x>y) {
> if (c>a) {
> }
> }
>
> Thanks!
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