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Yet More Java Puzzlers
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At 5:43 PM on Feb 28, 2006, Matthew Schmidt wrote:
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Re: Yet More Java Puzzlers
The answers provided in the morals are too childish or too superficial rather than accurate technical answers.For e.g.
Moral provided for "Animal Farm" doesnt provide the actual tech answer as to why equals and not "==".
The answer should have been, when the operator "==" is used to compare two objects, its doesnt compare the contents of 2 objects but rather it compares its address space.
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Re: Yet More Java Puzzlers
thanks very much for posting it