Determining if two Filename paths refer to the same file.

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Tutorial: Determining if two Filename paths refer to the same file.

This program is going to determine that the file name refers to the same file or not.

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What you need to do is to create two File object and pass the file name in the constructor of both the File class. Now match both the file instances. It will return false if the file paths are not equal. To send the true value we first have to normalize both the paths, only after that it will return true.

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