If a.x is 5 And b.x is 5 why is it not equal?

Answer 1

Because you have two different objects: a and b. They having the same value is irrelevant: they are still two different objects.

Answer 2

it's different references

Answer 3

Actually ahiad what happens if you are using == then it compares the reference object like a, b both are unequal so it is false

Answer 4

Though the content in each object is same, they are stored in different memory locations and hence they are two different objects

Answer 5

Two different instances

Answer 6

Is this the first discuss thing ever posted on sololearn?