Java - Compare the Objects using equals() & hashCode()

[@samirpanchal9266]

Great explanation, I was scratching my head from last 2 hours and your 16 min video made it clear easier than books and Udemy courses. Keep it up, man.

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[@abirkec]

Very nice explanation actually. 16 mins worth it. Thank you lot

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[@larbiaitdjebara1683]

Thank you so much for the tutorial it was really well explained, although i wish you explained a little bit more the casting part " Employee emp = (Employee) obj ", but other than that great video !

[@iamsh4r106]

Great video, really helped me grasp the concepts. I have question, is it a good idea to put the hashCode equality check inside of the equals method?

[@CodingSimplified]

Either is fine. We can have another function as well for it to make it more modular.

[@naveenprasanth1233]

== compares reference and .equals compares the values is what I learnt

[@shynimol4454]

great explanation..Simple and not at all confusing

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[@sujithkumar3925]

thankyou you cleared all my doubts in this concept,
thanks a lot :))

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[@markthomas9641]

Great video. Alternatively if you are comparing JSON then DeltaJSON is a really useful set of tools for compare, merge and graft.

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[@shubhamgagre8789]

Nice explanation
To the point
Exactly what I was looking for

[@academico4891]

thanks a lot dude
it's just what I was looking for :)

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[@e.ch.vidyasagarkorada8937]

Thank you for knowledge
Very useful
I have one dout
What happens if we override only equals method not overriding hash code
In case map is it will consider
Both objects are equal or not
Should we override both methods or is it mandatory to check for equality
Please reply
Thanks advance

[@CodingSimplified]

Hash code is used to improve searching. As we explained in video, even if you've only equals, it'll work, but if you override Hashcode, it'll do 1st check & if Hashcode is equal then only check for equals. Let me know if you further doubts.

[@abhinavminocha1894]

Sir please upload more videos on Strings, Graphs and Dynamic Programming.
Thanks so much in advance.

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Sure, will upload on these topics.

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[@adityalodhi4023]

God level explanation.....but after watching it I have one doubt if e1 and e2 have same content and we are overriding only equals method then it will never calls equals method bcoz their hashcode is different according to the object class hashcode method.then it will add e1 and e2 in hashset even though their content is same......plz reply

[@adityalodhi4023]

2nd doubt- I m overriding hashcode method e1 and e2 has same hashcode and i m not overriding equals then it should simply discard the e2 object bcoz their hashcode is same but it is adding in hashset........now if hashcode is same for e1 and e2 then it is calling object class equals method or not????? For content checking plz reply

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Thank you.. Nicely Explained

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[@SHAnkarKumar-go4xk]

To override the hashcode is that the only way or do we have any other way to check the hashcode values of two objects?

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[@harikagoud7652]

do you mean equals() and hashcode() exists only for set and map but not for list?

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return this.name.length() % 10 will return 7 for both words with length 7 and 17 right?

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