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==() is a String class method in Ruby which is used to check whether str==obj or not.

Syntax: str == obj

Parameters: Here, str is the given string and obj is the object to be compared.

Returns: True or False based on the equality of the two strings.

Example 1:




#ruby 2.3.1 
     
# Ruby program to demonstrate
# the == method
     
# Taking a string and
# using the method
puts "Ruby" == "Ruby"
puts "Hello" == "Hell"


Output:

true
false

Example 2:




#ruby 2.3.1 
     
# Ruby program to demonstrate
# the == method
     
# Taking a string and
# using the method
puts "ayucdef" == "ayucdefg"
puts "Ruby" == 77


Output:

false
false

Last Updated : 07 Jan, 2020
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