As I said, it's actually not a problem that other languages are ahead and try things out. That's certainly no reason to switch to a new language.
To your other points:
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.equals()
But my article was not intended to convince you to use any other language. Use the tool you're happy with.
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As I said, it's actually not a problem that other languages are ahead and try things out. That's certainly no reason to switch to a new language.
To your other points:
==compares references so every Java developers knows after month or so to use.equals().But my article was not intended to convince you to use any other language. Use the tool you're happy with.