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This is a Question from Danch

According to me the Output should be:false,true,true.becoz valueOf();
method is just another way to construct wrapper object,and when we compare
two different object references it returns false.While the idea i have got
from the explanation of Question is their is a huge difference between
saying:
But Still the thing left dangling is,is'nt both the objects are different.
plz elobrate on to this as soon as possible.

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Java Man
Deshdeep
 
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Hi,
All Ranchers have a close look to this code

Output:
false,true
false,true
true,true,true
whether according to me
Output:
false,true
false,true
false ,true,true
which is coz we r comparing two different object references via ==
plz elobrate to this...
 
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Hi,
Bolleans true and false are stored in literal pools...so there will be only two values...that never get change. and references are pointing to these values only..Depends on the value,it will point to either false or true..so the results...


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Pari
 
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