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A little help here!!!
What the HECK is wrong with this code??? https://code.sololearn.com/cTKBS5P9n6TG/?ref=app
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@Tabeer Murtaza: It's done using the Integer wrapper class, take this example:
int x = 10;
Integer y = new Integer(x); // This is an integer object now.
System.out.print(y.equals(x));
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yknow, errors are friends, not foes. try looking up what the error means online.
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FYI, the equals() method doesn't work on integers (of course, because integers cannot be dereferenced).
There's a way if you can create objects, have a look:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13971523/integer-equals-method
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Well I agree with you....
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@Dev brother, link you provided confused me even more, probably because of alien English they used, can you please tell me how to create integer objects (in simple words).