Ideally, the hashcodes of two objects
A) should be equal when the objects are equal, and different when the objects have different values
B) should be equal then the objects belong to the same class, and be different when the objects belong to different classes
C) should be equal when the objects are instantiated with the same type from the same generic class
D) should divide each other only when the class of one of the objects extends the class of the other
A) should be equal when the objects are equal, and different when the objects have different values
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