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Question
State the difference between == operator and equals () method.
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Solution
| S. No. | == operator | equals () |
| 1. | It is a relational operator. | It is a method of string class. |
| 2. | It checks for equality of primitive type of values. | It checks for equality of two string types of values. |
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