Padmasini

• Mar 29th, 2006

 

unicode is a 16-bit character code that supports unversal character-set

Hashcode is a html representation value for the 2-bit code characters

Not sure if hash code supports unicode

hmashruf

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• Apr 6th, 2006

 

Hashcode is an unique identifier for a particular object instance in a given JVM.

sarithahere528

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• Oct 23rd, 2007

 

equal objects should have the same hashcode ...
i.e when u go for overridding a equal() method , u should override hashcode() also

sampra

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• Feb 13th, 2008

 

Unicode is used for globlization ie its support all  languages  its use for globlization
where as hash code is a unique number which is given to object by JVM .hash code is implement by some algorithm
like:
String="abc";
hashcode=97*31(power)2+98*31(power)1++99*31(power)0=Some integer no
97/98/99 is the ascii value of abc respectivly ..