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“toString()” and “equal()” methods:
“Yes”, every Java class contains “toString()” and “equal()” methods.
- The “toString()” and “e equal()” methods are the member methods of object class.
- The definition of these methods is given in the object class. So, “toString()” and “equal()” methods are available for all the classes in the Java.
- These two methods are defined in the object class and they are available to all the Java classes...
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