As you guys can see in the image above, the first username provided through the MySQL server is in fact equal to the User Provided Username typed in the textbox, but for some reason, java still says they are not equal? Help me please!
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As you guys can see in the image above, the first username provided through the MySQL server is in fact equal to the User Provided Username typed in the textbox, but for some reason, java still says they are not equal? Help me please!
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