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How to compare two strings in Apex in Salesforce?
How to compare two strings in Apex in Salesforce?
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String comparisonequals() method should be used for content comparison instead. Unlike Java, the == operator in Apex compares object value equality and not reference equality. The exception is user-defined types. Thus, for sObjects and sObjects arrays comparison the == operator should be used.
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the comparison of Strings using the == operator and using the Object.equals() method.
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