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This article explains various comparison methods in Java, including equality operators, the equals() method, Comparator and Comparable interfaces, and provides code examples for primitive, object, string comparisons, as well as custom sorting logic, highlighting their roles in sorting, searching, and data handling.
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This article explains the purpose of Java's Comparable interface, demonstrates sorting with built‑in classes like String, shows the failure when custom objects lack the interface, and provides a complete example of implementing Comparable to sort objects by a chosen field.
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