Why is the output

Question

Hi. How come the output of the code below is "FALSE"?
Im actually suppose to use a bean here but to simplify, I made it as inner class.
public class TestString {
     MyAccount account = new MyAccount();
     public TestString(){
          account.setPremiumType("Motorcyle");
          String type = account.getPremiumType();
          if (type == "Motorcycle")
               System.out.println("TRUE 1");
          else if (type.equals("Motorcycle"))
               System.out.println("TRUE 2");
          else System.out.println("FALSE");
     class MyAccount{
          String type;
          public MyAccount(){
          void setPremiumType(String type){
               this.type = type;
          String getPremiumType(){
               return type;
     public static void main(String[] args){
          new TestString();
}

Answer 1

LOL. That was a good one.I was staring at it for a good long while, thinking it must be some weird quirk having to do with order of instantiation/initialization for nested classes. When I actually saw it, I blurted out "oh, fuck." My not-quite-four-year-old looked up from where he was almost falling asleep and asked "What?"