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http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/584128/What-is-the-difference-between-equalsequals-and-Eq
object o = ".NET Interview questions";
object o = ".NET Interview questions"; object o1 = o; Console.WriteLine(o == o1); Console.WriteLine(o.Equals(o1)); Console.ReadLine();
True
True
Now consider the below code where we have
same content but they point towards different instances. So if you run the below
code both “==” will return false and “.Equals()” will return true.
object o = ".NET Interview questions"; object o1 = new string(".NET Interview questions".ToCharArray()); Console.WriteLine(o == o1); Console.WriteLine(o.Equals(o1)); Console.ReadLine();
False
True
When you are using string data type it
always does content comparison. In other words you either use “.Equals()” or
“==” it always do content comparison.
You can also watch the following video of the above explanation at C# interview questions and answers :- Difference between "==" and ".Equals()" ?
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