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servers/disks/JBODs Every Java object inherits a set of base
methods from java.lang.Object that every client can use: Each of
these methods has a sensible default behavior that can be
overridden in the subclasses (except for final methods, marked
above with F). This article discusses overriding the hashCode()
methods for data objects. The purpose of the equals() method is
to determine whether the argument is equal to the current
instance. This method is used in virtually all of the java.util
collections classes, and many other low-level libraries (such as
RMI (Remote Method Invocation), JDBC (Java Database
Connectivity), etc.) implicitly depend on the correct behavior.
The method should return true if the two objects can be
considered equal and false otherwise. Of course, what data is
considered equal is up to each individual class to define. Since
computing an object's equality is a time-cons