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Integer value$1=$ new Integer$(20)$; Integer value$2=$ new Integer$(20)$; if$($value$1==$ value$2)\{$ System.out.print$("$equal values"$)$; $\}$else $\{$ System.out.print$("$not equal references"$)$; $\}$ if$($value$1.$equals$($value$2))\{$ System.out.print$("$ and equal values"$)$; $\}$else $\{$ System.out.print$("$ and not equal references"$)$; $\}$

public class DayEnd $\{$ static void timeHour$($int hours$)\{$ int timeLeft; try $\{$ if $($hours $>23)\{$ throw new Exception$("$Invalid Hour!"$)$; $\}$ timeLeft $=24-$ hours; System.out.println$("$Time Left: $"+$timeLeft$)$; $\}$ catch $($Exception excpt$)\{$ System.out.println$("$Oops$")$; System.out.println$($excpt$.$getMessage$())$; $\}\}$ public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$ timeHour$(24)$; $\}\}$

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A LinkedList offers faster element insertion than an ArrayList

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A List implements the LinkedList interface

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A LinkedList offers faster positional access than an ArrayList

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A LinkedList implements the ArrayList interface