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I've come across this code in one of the projects I'm working on (This is in Java) if (Boolean.TRUE.equals(foo.isBar())) Foo#isBar() is defined as boolean isBar() , so it can't return null Is there really any reason why it should be written that way? I myself would just write if (foo.isBar()) , but perhaps I'm missing something subtle. Thanks
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