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EXPLANATION because == is used to compare 2 objects that means two objects refers to same memory location or not . In this case we are using new operator that means both objects have different memory location that's why answer is false. one more thing : if we remove new Integer a = Integer(5) Integer b = Integer(5) that means both of the objects ( a and b ) refers to same memory location because java uses string pool and assign same memory location then answer will be true in that case. Jitender Kumar 11-8-2015 06:00 AM

chemistry pls i need it in my exams olajitan victor 06-17-2015 10:02 AM

answer to question I think this is because you compare objects, which have different id. You need to get the value from each of those objects. i.e. Integer a = new Integer(5); Integer b = new Integer(5) if(a.intValue() == b.intValue() ){ } Therefore by using intValue() you get back the primitive type to compare and not the object. Another way is the one below, but i am not sure if it returns primitive type if(a.compareTo(b) == 0){ } Tas 12-4-2014 05:36 AM

even though both are intialized with same values,why is it false! why the answer is false?can any one xpln? cherry 10-15-2014 09:40 AM

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