using System; // Create two UUID objects Guid uuid1 = Guid.NewGuid(); Guid uuid2 = Guid.NewGuid(); // Compare the UUIDs if (uuid1.Equals(uuid2)) { Console.WriteLine("The UUIDs are equal"); } else { Console.WriteLine("The UUIDs are not equal"); }
using System; // Create a UUID object Guid uuid = new Guid("2c8d1df1-c3a0-4a33-95c3-4605e42e095d"); // Compare the UUID to a string representation if (uuid.Equals(new Guid("2c8d1df1-c3a0-4a33-95c3-4605e42e095d"))) { Console.WriteLine("The UUIDs are equal"); } else { Console.WriteLine("The UUIDs are not equal"); }This example creates a UUID object from a string representation using the `Guid()` constructor and compares it to the same UUID but represented as a string. The `UUID.Equals` method is part of the `System` namespace in C# and does not require any separate package or library.