What if i were to replace this if(test == 1) with this if(test = 1) [duplicate]

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public class Test{

public static void main(String[] args) {

    int test;

    if(test = 1){

        System.out.println("ok");

    }

}

}

What would the result be? I ran it and it just says that it is an error and I can't do it but when i was taught this in school, my teacher told my that this would make it so that if(test = 1) would assign test to 1 in the brackets and then the if statement would read it as being if(1) and then the if statement would see it as being true since any value above 0 would be a true for the if statement.

This is clearly not the case in this program, so it what my teacher said false, or what? This is for my assignment btw, i don't want to get this wrong.