I want to know why it does not work ... If there is another way?
String s1= "Hello ";
String s2= "world";
String s= s1+s2;
String n = "Hello world";
if (s==n) System.out.println(n);
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Hello i will happy that you will help me :)
I want to know why it does not work ... If there is another way?
String s1= "Hello ";
String s2= "world";
String s= s1+s2;
String n = "Hello world";
if (s==n) System.out.println(n);
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Re: Hello i will happy that you will help me :)
gershonvish (December 11th, 2012)
Re: Hello i will happy that you will help me :)
Also please read about cross-posting on the forum FAQ. Most here respect questioners who respect our right to enjoy our free time and to not waste it in cross-posts. You had two folks give you the same answer because you didn't provide links.
Re: Hello i will happy that you will help me :)
String s1= "Hello ";
String s2= "world";
String s= s1+s2;
String n = "Hello world";
if (n.equals(s)) System.out.println(n); => "Hello world" yes workThank you
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