Where did I go wrong?

#1

https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-java/lessons/conditionals-control-flow/exercises/generalizations-conditionals?action=lesson_resume&link_content_target=interstitial_lesson

I was working on 11-1 on Conditionals and Control Flow. I did that little boolean riddle as follows. At what point did I go wrong in the precedence rules?

( 3 >= 3 && !(true || true) )
( 3 >= 3 && !(false) ) because true || true is in parentheses, I do it first
( 3 >= 3 && true ) I do ! next
( true && true ) 3 >= 3 is true
true because they're both true
#2

Believe it or not, you did wayyy to much work for this lesson. You should start out with // ( 3 >= 3 && !(true || true) ) and while it is possible I am sure to add stuff to make this work you just need to leave it as is with the //. Secondly, all you need to make the bollean variable tircky equal to true or false is just equal it to true or false. So all in all:

// ( 3 >= 3 && !(true || true) )
boolean tricky = false; (or true whichever you choose I put false in mine)
#3

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