How to avoid the NullPointerException when using .equals

The .equals method is often used within if-statements and to return boolean expressions within an application.
By understanding how the structure of the boolean to call the .equals method is made, we are able to design our

booleans to avoid any null exceptions when comparing two Objects.

Comment, like and subscribe for more content on Java and software engineering.

[ylmaznaciaslan]

Really nice trick . It makes perfectly sense