You cannot use the == operator to compare the contents of __________.
A) objects
B) strings
C) integers
D) Boolean values

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In Java, the == operator compares the memory addresses of objects, not their contents. For objects, the equals() method is typically used to compare their actual data or state. For primitive data types like strings (when not instantiated as new objects), integers, and Boolean values, == compares their actual values.

You Cannot Use the == Operator to Compare the Contents