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Tried with sample code to check default behaviour of equals() and hashCode() for record vs class, but it seems behave differently for record compare to class. H
I have encountered a very strange value comparison issue in Kotlin that I cannot explain, the following code prints false data class Foo ( val a: Byte ) fun
LocalDate in Java has two similar methods equals and isEqual. What's the difference between them? When do they output different results?
I use the following code to compare two Paths in Java: import java.nio.file.Paths; public class PathTest { public static void main(String args[]) { St
in HashMap when I pass List of Objects as Key I get different results. List<NewClass> list1 = new ArrayList<>(); List<NewClass> list2 = new Ar
In a Kotlin file I try to overload the equals method of the BigDecimal class. I have the following piece of code for that: fun BigDecimal.equals(n: Any?): Bool
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