when to use == in Java and what does (s==n) mean ?
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Equality operator(==)
We can apply equality operators for every primitive types including boolean type. we can also apply equality operators for object types.
If we apply == for object types then, there should be compatibility between arguments types (either child to parent or parent to child or same type). Otherwise we will get compile time error.
(s==n) means that value of s is equal to the value of n
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