Consider the following code snippet: public class Coin
{
Private String name;
) . .
Public boolean equals(Object otherCoin)
{
Return name.equals(otherCoin.name);
}
) . .
}
What is wrong with this code?
A) The return statement should use the == operator instead of the equals method.
B) The parameter in the equals method should be declared as Coin otherCoin.
C) otherCoin must be cast as a Coin object before using the equals method.
D) There is nothing wrong with this code.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The parameter `otherCoin` is of type `Object`, so it must be cast to `Coin` before accessing its `name` field.

Consider the Following Code Snippet: Public Class Coin