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4,137 Points.hashCode() problem
Wouldn't mary.hashCode() != frank.hashCode();
return true because mary.hashCode; returns 644166etc and frank.hashCode(); returns 182738etc?
2 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsI agree with you
Stanislav Zemlyakov
166 PointsYes, it would, but what's the problem? It says that mary.hashCode() == frank.hashCode()
- true?
Maisie Todd
4,137 PointsNo, it doesn't. It says mary.hashCode() != frank.hashCode(); //returns false