if i write below code(in java):
Integer a =new Integer(5);
Integer b=new Integer(5);
if(a==b){
System.out.println("In ==");
}
if(a.equals(b)){
System.out.println("In equals");
}
My output is: "In equals"
But if i change first and second line to ->
Integer a =5;
Integer b=5;
then my o/p is:
In ==
In equals
So what is difference in creating a Integer object? How it gets created when we do Integer a =5
?
Does it mean that a and b object refer to same object, if i create Integer a=5
and creates another object Integer b=5
?
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