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Old 04-17-2008, 09:51 PM
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[SOLVED] If a object equals another object, do they contain the same data?
This line returns a Course object:
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student.get("stud" + studView).getCourse(i);
By setting it equal to object:
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Course foo = student.get("stud" + studView).getCourse(i);
What happened? Would foo now contain the same info as the retuning object?
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I found the problem that I was having. It was in a class file. This problem prompted me to ask you guys the above question. Once I solved the problem I found out that foo does contain the same data as the object returned by student.get("stud" + studView).getCourse(i).

Sorry to have waisted your time.
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