I've posted it on the thread above. It is all about the standard Java equals() that is, for example, generated by IntelliJ IDEA.
I'm not sure, that comparing, that what I have is actually two references to the same instance is enough for any more or less complex piece of software. But that could be an interesting challenge. :) Thanks for the idea.
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Got an example of what you're referring to here?
I tend to only use equals() when comparing strings, when it comes to objects I tend to use == .
I've posted it on the thread above. It is all about the standard Java
equals()that is, for example, generated by IntelliJ IDEA.I'm not sure, that comparing, that what I have is actually two references to the same instance is enough for any more or less complex piece of software. But that could be an interesting challenge. :) Thanks for the idea.