C# IComparable is an interface in the C# programming language that allows objects to be compared to determine their relative ordering. It provides a standardized way to define custom sorting behavior for classes. By implementing the IComparable interface, classes can specify their own comparison logic and enable sorting operations based on that logic. This is particularly useful when working with collections of objects that need to be arranged in a particular order. The IComparable interface defines a single method, CompareTo, which compares the current object with another object and returns an integer indicating the relative order between the two.
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