java Node equals is a method that is used to compare two Node objects for equality. It returns true if both Node objects have the same value.
Example:
Node node1 = new Node(10); Node node2 = new Node(10); boolean isEqual = node1.equals(node2); // isEqual will be true
In this example, we have two Node objects with the same value of 10. The equals method is used to compare these two objects and it returns true as they are identical.
The Node class is a part of the Java Collections Framework and is located in the java.util package.
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