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What does it mean when we say that two objects are equal When speaking of generic Objects, we say that two objects (or, more precisely, two object references) are equal if they both refer to precisely the same object in memory (i.e., if the references both point to the same exact memory location in the JVM). Java provides two ways for determining the equality of two Object references x and y: The double equal sign operator (==), which you ve seen used several times previously in this book, first to compare the values of simple data types in 2, as follows: int x = 3; int y = 3; if (x == y) { ...

and then to compare the identities of String references earlier in 13, as follows: String x = "foo"; String y = "foo"; // Do x and y refer to the same String object if (x == y) { ... The boolean equals method, which is inherited by all objects from the Object class. We used this method with the String class earlier in this chapter. As defined for Objects generically, the == operator and the equals method can be used interchangeably to test whether two references refer to exactly the same Object. Here s some example code to illustrate these two alternative approaches: public class EqualsTest1 { public static void main(String[] args) { // We'll create one generic Object... Object o1 = new Object(); // ... and maintain two handles on it (o1 and o2). Object o2 = o1; // We'll create a second different Object object, and // use variable o3 to maintain a handle on it. Object o3 = new Object(); This is illustrated conceptually in Figure 13-26.

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