Java split() checking if index equals a value -

I have a function that gets passed in the string I

  string [] The strings are split with info = s.split ("\\ s +");   
 I want to see that the first index is plus sign (+). If I enter in a string: + Other stuff claims that +! {+++> "info = 0 ++ +" = ""); if (info [0] == "+") {System.out .println ("yes");} Else System.out.println ("no");   
 This is the output I received:  
  Interp & Anybody know why this is?   
 
   
 < When comparing code> string  s, always use  String.equals (string str) . == Comparison of wire for equal memory recognition,  String.equals ()  will compare for similar content.  
  if (info [0] Equals ("+") {Do stuff ..}