Override hashcode and equals methods
One. preface
We all know that to compare whether two objects are equal, we need to call the equals() method of the object, that is, to judge whether the object address pointed to by the object reference is equal. When the object address is equal, the object handle, object header, object instance data and object type data related to the object ...
Added by ProXy_ on Tue, 08 Feb 2022 01:18:27 +0200
hashCode() and equals() require redefinition
What is the function of hashCode method?
(1) Foreword, to understand the function of hashCode, you must first know the collection in Java.
There are two types of collections in Java,
One is List, and the other is Set. The elements in the former set are ordered and can be repeated; The latter element is unordered, but the element is not re ...
Added by MattMan on Tue, 21 Dec 2021 10:44:31 +0200
Interviewer: talk about the difference between equals() and = =
introduction
Talk about the difference between equals() and = =. This is a very classic question. It is not particularly difficult. It is also asked in interviews; However, many young partners have a blank mind during the interview and lose the offer; So here I will introduce the difference between the two in detail, hoping to be helpful to yo ...
Added by seavers on Sun, 19 Dec 2021 07:19:23 +0200