- There’s no need to call
equals
ifhashCode
differs. - There’s no need to call
hashCode
if(obj1 == obj2)
. - There’s no need for
hashCode
and/orequals
just to iterate – you’re not comparing objects - When needed to distinguish in between objects.
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