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What is difference between “==” and equals()?
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“==”: It compares references (memory locations). It does not compares values in the memory location. Hence it is not recommended to find the equality of two objects. It is mostly used to compare primitive types.
equals(): It is used to find the equality of two objects. It actually compares with the values that an object contains.
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