Little Silly but not able to get

[Kasak Tahilramani]

public class Boo {

Boo(){}
Boo(String s){}
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("john".equals(new Boo("john")));//false
char[] unique= {'\u0030','\u0031'};
System.out.println(unique[0]); //how this is giving zero as output
}

}
According to me ans should be true and '\u0030' .Can someone explain.
Got stuck in these little one's after doing better in other section.

[Anton Uwe]

According to me ans should be true...

Could you explane us why you think a Boo-object should be equal to a String object?

'/u0030' is the character 0.

[marc weber]

"john" IS-A String. Not only is Boo not a String, it doesn't even HAVE-A String. (Boo's constructor takes a String, but doesn't do anything with it.)