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I have two List<String[]>‘s (string array lists), and I’d like to match the contents with each other. Obviously == doesn’t do the trick, but .equals () doesn’t seem to do it either. So how should I check whether the contents of the string array lists are the same?
By the way, in both above cases I got an exception with message null.
EDIT: Ok… for some reason only x.equals(y) works, and not y.equals(x). Odd…
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.equals()works fine, but somehow only in one direction.I was going to accept the first answer on this question, but apparently the guy removed his answer.