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A class is not equal to an object, but rather a template from which you can create multiple objects.

In this case you use object A's method to compare it with object B, both A and B are instances from the same class.

so if you use the compare method of Object A and pass it a parameter object B, both have the same properties.


maybe it makes more sense if you create (just for tests) a class C that has something like this:
public bool CompareObjects(ClassInstance A, ClassInstance B){
  bool success = false;
  if(A.x == B.x and A.y == B.y){
    success = true;
  }
  return true;
}

in this sample you see that A and B are both objects instanciated by the ClassInstance class.

Hope this helps.
V.

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