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Answer by malvern dongeni for Difference between double and Double in comparison
Difference between == and equalsusing == on primitive data types is not the same as using it on object reference data types.On primitive data types == is used as equals.for object reference data types...
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Content checking is only reliable for == when checking primitive types. For objects types it is always better to use the equals method:c.equals(d)
View ArticleAnswer by Jon Skeet for Difference between double and Double in comparison
When applied to expressions of a class type, == will always perform a reference comparison (JLS section 15.21.3). So this line:System.out.println(c == d); is checking whether c and d refer to the same...
View ArticleAnswer by Eng.Fouad for Difference between double and Double in comparison
Use equals() to checks the equality of 2 objects. == checks if the 2 references refer to the same object in the memory.
View ArticleAnswer by Tomasz Nurkiewicz for Difference between double and Double in...
c and d are technically two different objects and == operator compares only references. c.equals(d)is better as it compares values, not references. But still not ideal. Comparing floating-point values...
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I know that Double is a a wrapper class, and it wraps double number. Today, I have seen another main difference : double a = 1.0;double b = 1.0;Double c = 1.0;Double d = 1.0;System.out.println(a == b);...
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