Posted in Core Java, Object Oriented Programming

String vs StringBuffer == and .equals methods

  str1==str2 str1.equals(str2)
String Compares Objs location Compares Objs String contents
StringBuffer, StringBuilder Compares Objs location If and only if str1==str2 would be True.

 

So if we need to compare or sort in StringBuffer / StringBuilder we need to turn them into String first. For example:

if (str1.ToString() = str2.ToString())   {

System.out.println(“True”);

}   else   {

System.out.println(“False”);

}

 

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