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In a JVM, "Two classes are the same class (and consequently the same type) if they are loaded by the same class loader, and they have the same fully qualified name" \[[JVMSpec 1999|AA. Bibliography#JVMSpec 99]\]. A class with the same name but a different package name is different, and a class with the same fully qualified name but which has been loaded by a different class loader is also different. |
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