Always True Expression: Simplify to Boolean Literal - ErrorProne

This expression always evaluates to `true`, prefer a boolean literal for clarity. (see https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/ComplexBooleanConstant) \nDid you mean 'if (true) {'? \nYes, the expression `(see https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/ComplexBooleanConstant)` is always true. The suggestion to use a boolean literal (`true` or `false`) instead of a complex expression is to improve code readability and clarity. \n\nSo, instead of writing: \njava \nif ((see https://errorprone.info/bugpattern/ComplexBooleanConstant)) { \n // code \n} \n \n\nIt is recommended to write: \njava \nif (true) { \n // code \n} \n \n\nThe boolean literal `true` clearly conveys the intention of the condition, making the code easier to understand.