How to correctly specify the condition for the "if" operator?

Question

Java

if (button1.VISIBLE && button2.VISIBLE) toast.makeText(...);

The environment swears at the condition - "Operator '&&' cannot be applied to 'int', 'int'"
Question: how to build the condition correctly? And is it possible to make it so?
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Answer 1

It's simple, you are comparing two constants. Not only are they int, they are also constant. Such a condition will not give you anything. You need to check instead. View#getVisibility()
UPD: Final version:

if (button1.getVisibility() == View.VISIBLE && button2.getVisibility() == View.VISIBLE) {}