Enthuware

I'm being linked here from a completely different questions. Mine is a DnD about which operators are legal between which types.
Are the codes not unique?

Should be fixed now.

Why does this work:

char c = 'a';
Integer i = 9;
c += i;

I thought adding char to integer causes promotion of char to int (Integer is unboxed to int) and then the result is int type, but IS NOT a constant expression.

The below (with the same declarations) does not work for precisely this reason (and both are char + int assigned to char):

c = 'a'+i;

Because java compiler converts c += i; to c = (char)(c+i); It adds an explicit cast.