posted 19 years ago
Hi,
A. b.equals(b) returns true.
B. b.equals(c) returns the same result as b == c.
C. b.equals(c) can return false even if c.equals(b) returns true.
D. b.equals(c) throws an exception if b and c are different wrapper types.
E. b.equals(c) returns false if the type of wrapper objects being compared are different.
A is Right
B is Wrong
C is Wrong
D is Wrong
E is Right
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