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```class Foo
class Bar```
Why I can't do `Foo() == Bar()`but can `Foo().equals(Bar())`?

Technically `==` is compiled to `equals()`, but that doesn't prevent the compiler from being "smarter". From what I understood, the operator form is actually more restrictive than the method call form by design

I think this question is similar to yours:
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56166704/proposed-change-of-equals-to-cant-be-applied-to-char-and-string>