The bool? Equals method in C# is used to compare two nullable boolean values for equality. If both values are null, the method returns true. If only one value is null, the method returns false. If neither value is null, the method returns true if both values are equal, and false if they are not.
In this example, both values are true. Therefore, the method returns true.
The bool? Equals method is part of the System.Boolean struct in the .NET Framework class library.
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