Java: Wrapper Types and Autoboxing Question Common mistake: Using '==' with wrappers? (Click to reveal answer) Answer '==' checks reference, not value in wrappers. Using '==' with wrappers checks if two references point to the same object, not if they have the same value. Always use '.equals()' for value comparison. E.g., 'Integer a = 10; Integer b = 10; a == b' may return false, but 'a.equals(b)' is true. Additional NotesCommon mistake: Using ‘==’ with wrappers? Track: Java Topic: Core Java Focus: Wrapper Types and Autoboxing Topics: Core Java Java Wrapper Types and Autoboxing