EqualsAndHashCode(callSuper=false)
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This is an annotation in Java that is used to generate the equals() and hashCode() methods for a class.
The callSuper=false parameter specifies that the generated methods should only consider the fields of the current class, and not the fields of its superclass.
By default, if a class extends another class and uses the @EqualsAndHashCode annotation, the generated methods will include the fields of the superclass. However, if callSuper=false is specified, the generated methods will only consider the fields of the current class.
This annotation is commonly used in classes that implement their own custom equals() and hashCode() methods, to ensure that the methods are generated correctly and consistently.