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java-concept.hashnode.dev·May 16, 2025

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☑️ Java: equals() vs == What’s the Difference?

When learning Java, you’ll regular see == operator and .equals() used to compare values. They look similar, but they work very differently. In this post, we'll cover: ✅ What == really does✅ How .equals() is different✅ Use cases with int, float, Strin...

☑️ Java: equals() vs == What’s the Difference?

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José Ramón (JR)

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blog.programwithjr.com·May 02, 2025

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Mastering Object Equality in Java

Introduction The == operator is used to compare references, while the equals method is used to compare the contents of objects. Comparison for predefined types Primitive types The comparison operator works with predefined types, such as integers, boo...

Mastering Object Equality in Java

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Hemant Besra

codeinjava.hashnode.dev·Dec 18, 2023

Dec 18, 2023

What is the difference between equals() and == in Java?

Well equals() method and == operator both do the comparison operation and give us boolean output. But the difference is how they do the comparison. == Operator: The == operator has two ways of comparing objects/data. when used with primitive data ty...

What is the difference between equals() and == in Java?

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connectsalesforce.hashnode.dev·Nov 20, 2023

Nov 20, 2023

Apex: Customizing Equals and HashCode Methods for Your Needs in Custom Classes

Introduction equals() method: This method helps us figure out if two instances of a class are the same or not. In Apex, all classes come with a basic Object class that already has a default equals() method. This default method checks if two objects ...

Apex: Customizing Equals and HashCode Methods for Your Needs in Custom Classes

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Parvathi Somasundaram

Parvathi Somasundaram

codegallery.hashnode.dev·May 07, 2023

May 07, 2023

equals() VS ==

equals() is a method that compares the actual content of the object. "==" is an operator that compares the memory or reference location of an object in the heap. equals() The String equals() function compares two strings based on their data/content....

equals() VS ==

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Anoop Tiwari

tech-notes.hashnode.dev·Feb 03, 2023

Feb 03, 2023

All About Equals method in Java

Hi Guys this is Anoop, I am starting my blogging journey with basic topics of Java.Please feel free to write your reviews. Introduction As we all know there is an Object class in Java. who is the parent of each class by default? This Object class com...

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