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== operator doesn't match strings correctly!
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A: Java strings are stored as an immutable sequence of Unicode characters and the class' equals() method is overridden to compare that character content, so standard logical comparison operators will not give the result one might expect. If you use the simple comparison operator on two string objects that represent the same string, it will return false. Always use the equals(Object) method to compare the contents of two strings, as below.
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The == operator doesn't match strings correctly!