To avoid getting "SomeType@2f92e0f4" while printing a Java object, you need to override the "toString()" method in your class. The "toString()" method is called when you use the object's reference directly in a print statement. By default, the "toString()" method inherited from Object class returns a String that consists of the class name, followed by the "@" sign and the hash code of the object in hexadecimal format. So, you need to provide your own implementation of the "toString()" method in your class that returns a meaningful representation of the object's state as a String.
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