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    It checks equality, not integrity, whatever that is. And for primitives they do the same thing. And if it was wrong, then it wouldn't pass tests unless tests only tried even numbers ..

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    No, that solution is wrong. "===" checks for referential integrity. Since Int is a primitive data type, "===" will always return true. The correct solution is to use "==" instead.

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