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lobster wrote:

> hi,all, what's the difference between
> equals, referenceequals,==?

Object.Equals will tell you whether to object instances should be
considered equal. This may be done by comparing whether the object
references point to the same instance, but it may also be done by
seeing whether two different references have equivilant state or
values. The default implementation in System.Object simply compares if
the references are pointing to the same object.

Object.ReferenceEquals checks whether the two references point to the
same object.

The == operator by default operates like Object.ReferenceEquals, but be
warned that this can be overloaded to provide different behaviour. As a
result it is recommended to use Object.ReferencesEquals if you wish to
check whether two references point to the same object.

HTH.

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