How To Introduce Pokemon Moves As Objects

I'm building a pokemon battle simulator, as I mentioned in my previous post, and I'm starting from simplest game form and then adding complexities. right now I'm trying to give my pokemon multiple moves to randomly(for now) choose from. and I started with an int[] array that holds the magnitude of each move. But then it occurred to me that moves need to have multiple attributes like name, type, damage.. etc.. and also they can be acquired by more than one pokemon, and having them as an array would mean literally that I would have to make multiple arrays and it would involve a lot of repetitiveness.

So I settled on Objects, however the first challenge that faced me was, how to introduced the different types of moves? one one hand, I have healing moves,which acts on the pokemon's own health. on the other hand, I have attacking moves,which acts on the other pokemon's health. Given that both types of moves need to be in the same object array, I thought of polymorphism and created a superclass "Moves", which has HealingMoves and FightingMoves as subclasses, so both can be sent to the Moves[]. but since these moves have different effects, I had to make an new if statement that checks for class of move selected and based on that does different things. How the game's logic is going so far? is this the right way to introduce moves?

This is somewhat out of topic, but what is the difference between these two statements:

1-System.out.println(user.moveList[2].getClass().equals(HealingMoves.class)
2-System.out.println(user.moveList[2].equals(HealingMoves.class)

statement two always evaluated to false for some reason...

GameClass
public class OutPut {
static Monster user=new Monster("Me");
static Monster playerOne;
static Monster playerTwo;
static Monster android=new Monster("android");
static Scanner userFeed=new Scanner(System.in);
public static void turnSelection()

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