I have two classess with following properties say: class A and class B
i want to check if any of the objects of class A and class B are equal or nor like
A. name = B.name or A.ID =B.ID or A. Address = B. address
right now i am doing like bool name = A.name.Equals(B.Name)
bool address = A.address.Equals(B.address) like this but is there a cleaner way to do this like a single method to iterate through the objects and verify if any one of the objects do not match their namesake in the other class. thank you
I have two classess with following properties say: class A and class B
i want to check if any of the objects of class A and class B are equal or nor like
A. name = B.name or A.ID =B.ID or A. Address = B. address
right now i am doing like bool name = A.name.Equals(B.Name)
bool address = A.address.Equals(B.address) like this but is there a cleaner way to do this like a single method to iterate through the objects and verify if any one of the objects do not match their namesake in the other class. thank you
There is no getting around doing a comparison. However, you can abstract the logic into the object itself by overriding equals, craft an extension method, or build a static utility method that does the comparison.
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compare objects in two different classes?
Oct 23, 2017 02:12 AM|akpaga22|LINK
Hi Friends,
I have two classess with following properties say: class A and class B
i want to check if any of the objects of class A and class B are equal or nor like
A. name = B.name or A.ID =B.ID or A. Address = B. address
right now i am doing like bool name = A.name.Equals(B.Name)
bool address = A.address.Equals(B.address) like this but is there a cleaner way to do this like a single method to iterate through the objects and verify if any one of the objects do not match their namesake in the other class. thank you
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Re: compare objects in two different classes?
Oct 23, 2017 06:30 PM|akpaga22|LINK
any help on this please?
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Re: compare objects in two different classes?
Oct 23, 2017 06:45 PM|mgebhard|LINK
There is no getting around doing a comparison. However, you can abstract the logic into the object itself by overriding equals, craft an extension method, or build a static utility method that does the comparison.
See the following reference documentation.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/336aedhh(v=vs.100).aspx
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Re: compare objects in two different classes?
Oct 24, 2017 10:30 AM|AngelinaJolie|LINK
Hi akpaga22,
The easiest way:
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