Tag: equality

all of the condition are working except on the second else-if statement, how to correct this?

I am learning Java and I do not know what makes my code not reading my else-if condition (i == 5) when i’m running the code and try to fail the game by reaching the maximum number of int i which is 5, the second else if statement should appear but it is not working. I just don’t get the

Compare two objects excluding some fields – Java

I need to compare two objects of the same class excluding some fields. How can i find if the two objects of the above class are equal excluding createdAt and updatedAt values? Since there are a lot of fields in this class, i don’t want to compare each of them one by one. Please don’t give AssertJ’s recursive comparison solution

I can’t seem to figure out why I keep getting true when I clearly overridden the equality method

I’m trying to figure this out but I can’t seem to get it to compare correctly. As I try to setup the code whenever I run it the result would end up becoming True when I need it to produce a false test as well. Extensive testing shows it to be always true and I have no idea how to

Substring not equal to the string of the first character

I am struggling to figure out what’s wrong with my code. When the user input is “apple” I get that it doesn’t begin with a vowel. Answer You made a mistake using the substring method, you should say the start position in first parameter and the end position in second parameter : And now it works fine 🙂 :