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It could be necessary to check whether a given object has a specific class type or whether two objects have the same class type associated with them, for example, when implementing the equals() method. If the comparison is performed incorrectly, the code could assume that the two objects are of the same class when they are not. Therefore As a result class names must not be compared.
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