Java Interview Shorts 2 - How to compare two String Builder object's Equality ? || Java 11 updates

in this video we will understand how to compare two StringBuilder class objects. As inside the StringBuilder class the equals method hasn’t been overridden, it compares the address by default and returns false when comparing two equal string builder class objects.

So to fix this, we can first convert the stringbuilder objects to String using toSring() and then do an equal comparison else we can use the Java 11 update. From the java 11 Java’s String Builder class implements the Comparable interface and overrides the compareTo() . When two String builder objects are equal, it return 0.

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[nikunjmmistry]

I don't get it instead of implementing a new compareto method why don't they just implement equals if it is that much needed feature.