I am having an issue with my Scheme program. I am trying to take in 2 lists and compare their sizes and return true is the sizes are equal, and false if they are not. The value of each atom doesn\'t m
I need a value of Someclass based on the key. And the key can be a string, boolean, or another Object, that\'s why I usedObject as key. But I have a problem, when the object is a string. and I have tw
This question and Jon\'s answer made me aware this even existed, so I got curious and launched Visual Studio.
In .NET System.Object defines a static method bool Equals(object a, object b); That is a useful alternative to a.Equals(b) in cases where a may be null.It also returns true if both a and b are null
I have thought about making enums for all my fields, but that doesn\'t look to cool either (i have many classes that implements similar methods). Is there a better way?
I am overloading the Equality method for value comparison and was wondering if there is a clean way to return false as soon as one of the value comparisons returns false. For example, here is the basi
This question already has answers here: 开发者_如何学C Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: What's the difference between IEquatable and just overriding Object.Equals() ?
i need to write a method that returns true of o is a quarterback and the o\'s first name, last name, attempts, completions, yards, int开发者_Go百科erceptions and touchdowns are all equal to this quart
I just updated from NHibernate 2.1 to NHibernate 3.1. I found out that the equals operator for the use of Linq was not implemented for other types then string.
just another sligh开发者_如何学Got problem. I must also create an equals method for my IntTree class which cycles through two tree\'s and compares the nodes. If all of the values in the tree are equal