API Evolution · interview question
What will be the result of comparing two ZonedDateTime objects from different time zones but representing the same instant?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
C. They are equal in terms of timeline.
Why
ZonedDateTime objects can represent the same point on the timeline even if they are in different time zones. When compared in terms of instant (timeline), they are equal.
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