I'm including my reasoning, haven't checked if the answers are correct...

Henrik

Stephane Ducasse wrote:

> I defined the following method on a class
> 
> MyClass>>test1 
> ^ super == self 
> 

Should return true--unless the superclass has a strange #== implementation,
but moreover, I think this is a special selector too so you can't override
it anyway. Reason: This just sends the #== message as implemented in the
superclass.

> MyClass>>test2 
> ^ self class == super class

true also. Again because the implementation of #== should be the same in the
superclass, plus sending "super class" also just return's the receiver's
class.