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equals()

Example

Determine whether two arrays are identical.

String[] cars = {“Volvo”, “BMW”, “Tesla”};

String[] cars2 = {“Volvo”, “BMW”, “Tesla”};

System.out.println(Arrays.equals(cars, cars2));

Definition and Usage

The equals() method verifies if two arrays are equivalent.

Note: Two arrays are considered equal if they possess identical elements arranged in the same order.

Syntax

Arrays.compare(array1, array2)

Parameter Values

Parameter	Description
array1	Necessary: Rephrase the array for comparison against array2.
array2	Essential: Rephrase the array intended for comparison with array1.

Technical Details

Returns:

Returns true if the arrays are identical.

Returns false if the arrays are not identical.