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The built-in `Object` class in Java, which all other classes automatically extend, contains a number of helpful built-in methods. One such method is `equals()`, which takes another object as its argument and returns whether the two objects should be considered "equal" according to the relevant logic for that class. The built-in `Object` class in Java, which all other classes automatically extend, contains a number of helpful built-in methods. One such method is `equals()`, which takes another object as its argument and returns whether the two objects should be considered "equal" according to the relevant logic for that class.
The 'String' class is one of the most common examples of a class that overrides the 'equals()' method. When comparing two 'String's for equality, you need to use the 'equals()' method, as '==' won't work as you expect. The 'String' class is one of the most common examples of a class that overrides the `equals()` method. When comparing two 'String's for equality, you need to use the `equals()` method, as `==` won't work as you expect.
```java ```java
String s1 = "Bob"; String s1 = "Bob";