Is it possible to compare various strings with the help of == operator? What are the risks involved?
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Answer / Raj Kapoor
It is possible to compare strings using the '==' operator, but doing so can lead to unexpected results. The '==' operator checks if both objects refer to the same memory location (i.e., if they are instances of the same String object). This may not always be desirable or accurate as it does not verify whether the content of both strings is identical. Using the equals() method for string comparison is strongly recommended.
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