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Integer x1 = new Integer(120);
int x2 = 120;
System.out.println( x1 == x2);

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Answered by aniketsingh0305

Answer:

true

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Answered by friendmahi89

False.

The given code is,

Integer x1 = new Integer(120);

int x2 = 120;

System.out.println( x1 == x2);

Output of the above code will be false because here two new Objects will be made. Due to the invocation of the new operator and the creation of the second object by auto-boxing, the first object that X is pointing at will be produced.

In Java, an object is both a conceptual and physical entity. An object is an entity with state and behavior, such as a chair, bike, marker, pen, table, or car. It could be intellectual or physical (tangible and intangible).

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Integer x1 = new Integer(120);
int x2 = 120;
System.out.println( x1 == x2);