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Given this Java code:
int fst = 5;
int snd = 6;
if(fst == snd)
do something;
I want to know how Java will compare equality for this case. Will it use an XOR operation to check equality?
Are you asking “what native machine code does this turn into?”? If so, the answer is “implementation-depdendent”.
However, if you want to know what JVM bytecode is used, just take a look at the resulting .class file (use e.g. javap to disassemble it).