Say that you know that thing1.equals( thing2 ) is FALSE.

What can you then say about (thing1 == thing2 ) ?

A good answer might be:

(thing1 == thing2 ) will be false, because the only way for thing1.equals( thing2 ) to be false is for there to be two objects.


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