Comment on Tutorial - equals() Versus == in Java By Mashoud
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Comment Added at : 2010-09-08 19:24:24
Comment on Tutorial : equals() Versus == in Java By Mashoud
Hello Friends ,
s1 == s2 will always give false . Because s1 == s2 gives refers to the different memory location .
Note that , in java every object refers to the different memory locations. So , == will always give you false.
If we declare s1=s2 then it will give true . While s1.equals(s2) compares the character within the String object . So it will give true.
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