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This noncompliant code example attempts to count the number of indices in arrays list1 and list2 that have equivalent values. Recall that class Integer is required to memoize only those integer values in the range -128 to 127 to 128; it might return a non-unique object for any value outside that range. Consequently, when comparing autoboxed integer values outside that range, the == operator might return false, and the output of this example might be 0.
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