I was reading some Kotlin tutorials and I noticed that they were using ==
to compare strings. What’s up with that? Does Kotlin make strings primitives, or does ==
now invoke .equals()
?
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I was reading some Kotlin tutorials and I noticed that they were using ==
to compare strings. What’s up with that? Does Kotlin make strings primitives, or does ==
now invoke .equals()
?
submitted by /u/Orangutanion
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