MyClass mcc1d = new MyClass(18, "hello");
System.out.println(mcc1a);
Why is the following the output of the code above?
MyClass@23fc625e
Why if i try to print an object i get the name of the class followed by a hexadezimal representation?
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1 Answers
This is because in Java, System.out.println() applied on an object calls .toString(). The default of the .toString()-method returns the class name followed by @ followed by the hash representation of the object.
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