Discussion
Consider what Objects.equals(a, b) does that a.equals(b) does not. Which statement is correct?
Answer: B
The helper exists to remove the null check at the call site: two nulls are equal, a null and a non-null are not, and otherwise it delegates to the first argument's equals. Calling a.equals(b) directly is safe only when a is known not to be null.
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