我想澄清一下我的理解是否正确:

==是一个引用比较,即两个对象都指向相同的内存位置 .equals()计算为对象中值的比较


当前回答

简而言之,答案是肯定的。

在Java中,==操作符比较两个对象,以确定它们是否指向相同的内存位置;而.equals()方法实际上是比较两个对象,看看它们是否具有相同的对象值。

其他回答

基本上,==比较两个对象在堆上是否有相同的引用,因此,除非两个引用链接到同一个对象,否则这种比较将为假。

equals()是继承自Object类的方法。默认情况下,如果两个对象具有相同的引用,则此方法进行比较。它的意思是:

object1.equals(object2) <=> object1 == object2

但是,如果您希望在同一类的两个对象之间建立相等性,则应该重写此方法。如果已经重写了equals(),重写hashCode()方法也是非常重要的。

当建立平等是Java对象契约的一部分时,实现hashCode()。如果你正在使用集合,并且你还没有实现hashCode(),可能会发生奇怪的糟糕事情:

HashMap<Cat, String> cats = new HashMap<>();
Cat cat = new Cat("molly");
cats.put(cat, "This is a cool cat");
System.out.println(cats.get(new Cat("molly"));

如果您没有实现hashCode(),则在执行前面的代码后将打印null。

==运算符测试两个变量是否有相同的引用 (又名指向内存地址的指针)。

String foo = new String("abc");
String bar = new String("abc");

if(foo==bar)
// False (The objects are not the same)

bar = foo;

if(foo==bar)
// True (Now the objects are the same)

而equals()方法测试两个变量是否引用对象 具有相同的状态(值)。

String foo = new String("abc");
String bar = new String("abc");

if(foo.equals(bar))
// True (The objects are identical but not same)

欢呼:-)

==是一个操作符,equals()是一个方法。

运算符通常用于基元类型比较,因此==用于内存地址比较,equals()方法用于对象比较。

根据你谈论的是“原语”还是“对象类型”,有一些小的区别;如果你在谈论“静态”或“非静态”成员,也可以这样说;你也可以混合上面所有的…

下面是一个例子(你可以运行它):

public final class MyEqualityTest
{
    public static void main( String args[] )
    {
        String s1 = new String( "Test" );
        String s2 = new String( "Test" );

        System.out.println( "\n1 - PRIMITIVES ");
        System.out.println( s1 == s2 ); // false
        System.out.println( s1.equals( s2 )); // true

        A a1 = new A();
        A a2 = new A();

        System.out.println( "\n2 - OBJECT TYPES / STATIC VARIABLE" );
        System.out.println( a1 == a2 ); // false
        System.out.println( a1.s == a2.s ); // true
        System.out.println( a1.s.equals( a2.s ) ); // true

        B b1 = new B();
        B b2 = new B();

        System.out.println( "\n3 - OBJECT TYPES / NON-STATIC VARIABLE" );
        System.out.println( b1 == b2 ); // false
        System.out.println( b1.getS() == b2.getS() ); // false
        System.out.println( b1.getS().equals( b2.getS() ) ); // true
    }
}

final class A
{
    // static
    public static String s;
    A()
    {
        this.s = new String( "aTest" );
    }
}

final class B
{
    private String s;
    B()
    {
        this.s = new String( "aTest" );
    }

    public String getS()
    {
        return s;
    }

}

您可以比较“==”(相等运算符)和“.equals(…)”的解释。(java.lang.Object类中的方法)通过以下链接:

= = http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/op2.html .equals(…):http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Object.html # = (java . lang . object)

一般来说,你问题的答案是“是的”,但是……

.equals(...) will only compare what it is written to compare, no more, no less. If a class does not override the equals method, then it defaults to the equals(Object o) method of the closest parent class that has overridden this method. If no parent classes have provided an override, then it defaults to the method from the ultimate parent class, Object, and so you're left with the Object#equals(Object o) method. Per the Object API this is the same as ==; that is, it returns true if and only if both variables refer to the same object, if their references are one and the same. Thus you will be testing for object equality and not functional equality. Always remember to override hashCode if you override equals so as not to "break the contract". As per the API, the result returned from the hashCode() method for two objects must be the same if their equals methods show that they are equivalent. The converse is not necessarily true.