public interface Function<F,T>
T apply(F from)
F
, resulting in an object of type T
. Note that types
F
and T
may or may not be the same.from
- the source objectboolean equals(Object obj)
Function
. This method can return true
only if the specified object is also a Function
and, for every input object o
, it returns
exactly the same value. Thus, function1.equals(function2)
implies that either function1.apply(o)
and function2.apply(o)
are both null, or function1.apply(o).equals(function2.apply(o))
.
Note that it is always safe not to override Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
.
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