That's not what is in the doc:
Documentation wrote
All operators have normal Java semantics except for == and !=.
The == operator has null-safe equals() semantics:
// Similar to: java.util.Objects.equals(person.getFirstName(), "John")
// so (because "John" is not null) similar to:
// "John".equals(person.getFirstName())
Person( firstName == "John" )
And still, actually the MyObject class is actually wrapper to the
ActualObject class. The getters and setters are basically simple wrapped.
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