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The equals Method
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The equals Method
The equals Method
The equals method in the Object class tests whether one object is considered equal to another.
The equals method, as implemented in the Object class, determines whether two object references
are identical. This is a pretty reasonable default—if two objects are identical, they
should certainly be equal. For quite a few classes, nothing else is required. For example, it
makes little sense to compare two PrintStream objects for equality. However, you will often
want to implement state-based equality testing, in which two objects are considered equal
when they have the same state.
The equals method in the Object class tests whether one object is considered equal to another.
The equals method, as implemented in the Object class, determines whether two object references
are identical. This is a pretty reasonable default—if two objects are identical, they
should certainly be equal. For quite a few classes, nothing else is required. For example, it
makes little sense to compare two PrintStream objects for equality. However, you will often
want to implement state-based equality testing, in which two objects are considered equal
when they have the same state.
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