Maybe the overuse of Compare instead of ==, <, or > is from enterprise devs who've done a lot of Java work? Every time I step away from Java for 5+ years and co

Maybe the overuse of Compare instead of ==, <, or > is from enterprise devs who've done a lot of Java work? Every time I step away from Java for 5+ years and come back, I forget that one has to use string.equals() because using == will generate incorrect results. I imagine people who use it more frequently could easily have the opposite problem.