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Symbol#==() : ==() is a Symbol class method which compares two Symbol objects.
Syntax: Symbol.==() Parameter: Symbol values Return: true if two Symbols are equal otherwise return false
Example #1 : Ruby 
# Ruby code for Symbol.==() method

# declaring Symbol 
a = :aBcDeF

# declaring Symbol
b = :"\u{e4 f6 fc}"

# declaring Symbol
c = :ABCDEF

# Symbol 
puts "Symbol a : #{a}\n\n"
puts "Symbol b : #{b}\n\n"
puts "Symbol c : #{c}\n\n\n\n"


# == form 
puts "Symbol a == form : #{a == c}\n\n"
puts "Symbol b == form : #{b == b}\n\n"
puts "Symbol c == form : #{c == a}\n\n"
Output : 
Symbol a : aBcDeF

Symbol b : äöü

Symbol c : ABCDEF



Symbol a == form : false

Symbol b == form : true

Symbol c == form : false
Example #2 : Ruby 
# Ruby code for Symbol.==() method

# declaring Symbol 
a = :geeks

# declaring Symbol
b = :"\u{e5 f6 f3}"

# declaring Symbol
c = :GEEKS

# Symbol 
puts "Symbol a : #{a}\n\n"
puts "Symbol b : #{b}\n\n"
puts "Symbol c : #{c}\n\n\n\n"


# == form 
puts "Symbol a == form : #{a == c}\n\n"
puts "Symbol b == form : #{b == b}\n\n"
puts "Symbol c == form : #{c == a}\n\n"
Output : 
Symbol a : geeks

Symbol b : åöó

Symbol c : GEEKS



Symbol a == form : false

Symbol b == form : true

Symbol c == form : false

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