Using equals() to compare strings

Question

It was told in a previous post that when comparing two strings to use the equals()
So rather than doing something like this
package relationships;
public class Starter {
     public static void main(String[] args){
          String foo = "foo";
          String bar = "bar";
          if(foo == bar){
               System.out.println("Strings are logically equal");
          } else if(foo != bar){
               System.out.println("Strings are not logically equal");
}Where the console would output "Strings are not logically equal" How would I do this using the equals() (other then using else)
package relationships;
public class Starter {
     public static void main(String[] args){
          String foo = "foo";
          String bar = "bar";
          if(foo.equals(bar)){
               System.out.println("Strings are logically equal");
          } else if( /* WHAT GOES HERE? */ ){
               System.out.println("Strings are not logically equal");
}I know to test if they are equal just to go like this foo.equals(bar) but what would I put in the else if?
else if( /* WHAT GOES HERE? */ )

Answer 1

Where the console would output "Strings are not
logically equal" How would I do this using the
equals() (other then using else)You don;t need anything else. If it is not true it is false there isn't a third boolean value of maybe or perhaps.