Answer Posted / jai

== this is equal to it mainly compares only the values of
the object if both are equal it returns true or else false


eg. a=10,b=20
if (a==b)
it will return false



for the same case it will return false for .equals since
.equals will check only that the objects refr to the same
reference (address) of the instance


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