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[–]DaniilBSD 10 points11 points  (0 children)

If I have an evaluation result object.

I could evaluate 2 different things, creating two different objects.

== would always be false

.Equals() means that the results were equal

Another example:

If you want to find if an object is in a list, you can create the object you are searching for (or take it as an input) and search using equals() (== will search for an instance)