When Using Equals and Not Equals for Comparisons with Objects

question 47

Multiple Choice

When using equals and not equals for comparisons with objects, you compare the objects' ____ instead of actual values.

• A) reference fields
• B) primitive data types
• C) Boolean values
• D) memory addresses

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