Arrays do not override the Object.equals() method; rather, the implementation of the equals() method compares array references rather than their contents. Programs must use the two-argument Arrays.equals() method to compare the contents of two arrays. Programs must use the reference equality operators, == and !=, when intentionally testing reference equality. Use of Programs must not use the array equals() method is forbidden, because it can lead to unexpected results.
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