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ArrayList - .contains() method

Asked by hyaku in Java Programming Language

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Need some help in ArrayList.
I want to check if the value does not exist in the list, then i will add into the list.
This is an example of what i'm trying to do:
List list = new ArrayList();
list.add(new Integer(12345));
list.add(new Integer(23456));
int newValue = 12345;
if(!list.contains(String.valueOf(newValue))){
   System.out.println("New Value Added");
}else{
   System.out.println("Value already exist");
}

It keep on displaying the "New Value Added"...
If i were to change the value in the list from integer to string, or using a FOR loop to extract one by one, it can work.
However, what i want is the value to be in integer and i do not wish to use a for loop cause there is actually a lot values inside the list.
Not really too sure what is wrong. I'm using java 1.4
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