How to check that a String value is equal to that of a String Buffer with the contentEquals() method

How to check whether the String value stored in a String is equal to that of a String Buffer Using the Java contentEquals() method

In this video, we will talk about the Java contentEquals() method, which is used to compare a given String with a String Buffer and returns a Boolean value. It returns true if there is a match between the given String and the String Buffer and it returns false if there is no match. Let me show you how to use this example with the help of example

String str1 = “I love programming”; StringBuffer str2 = new StringBuffer(“I love programming”); System.out.println(str1.contentEquals(str2)); If we run this program, it will return "true" in the console, meaning that the String str1 is the same as the one in the String Buffer str2

If you change the characters in str2 StringBuffer str2 = “love programming”; and do a System.out.println(str1.contentEquals(str2)); The result in the console will be "false"

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