Checking boolean from command line in java

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Hello everyone, please I want to understand why the code below is returning a "false" from the command prompt. I passed the argument from the command line. I know that the Boolean.valueOf("a string") would convert a String into a Boolean type and saving into a primitive type boolean "b" is possible by Auto-Unboxing in java. Please is it comparing a String to a boolean primitive tpye ? Thanks for any help.

boolean b = new Boolean(Boolean.valueOf(args[0]));
		System.out.println(b);

This is how the argument is passed from command line, the class name is Test.
javac Test.java
java Test 1

What I have tried:

boolean b = new Boolean(Boolean.valueOf(args[0]));
		System.out.println(b);