C# (CSharp) UsageLibrary BadPoint Examples

Example #1

File: ca2224--override-equals-on-overloading-operator-equals_2.cs Project: terryjintry/OLSource1

        public static void Main()
        {
            BadPoint a = new BadPoint(1,1);
            BadPoint b = new BadPoint(2,2);
            BadPoint a1 = a;
            BadPoint bcopy = new BadPoint(2,2);

            Console.WriteLine("a =  {0} and b = {1} are equal? {2}", a, b, a.Equals(b)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a == b ? {0}", a == b ? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a1 and a are equal? {0}", a1.Equals(a)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a1 == a ? {0}", a1 == a ? "Yes":"No");

            // This test demonstrates the inconsistent behavior of == and Object.Equals.
            Console.WriteLine("b and bcopy are equal ? {0}", bcopy.Equals(b)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("b == bcopy ? {0}", b == bcopy ? "Yes":"No");
        }

Example #2

File: ca2224-override-equals-on-overloading-operator-equals_2.cs Project: ramya215351/consoleApp

        public static void Main()
        {
            BadPoint a     = new BadPoint(1, 1);
            BadPoint b     = new BadPoint(2, 2);
            BadPoint a1    = a;
            BadPoint bcopy = new BadPoint(2, 2);

            Console.WriteLine("a =  {0} and b = {1} are equal? {2}", a, b, a.Equals(b)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a == b ? {0}", a == b ? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a1 and a are equal? {0}", a1.Equals(a)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("a1 == a ? {0}", a1 == a ? "Yes":"No");

            // This test demonstrates the inconsistent behavior of == and Object.Equals.
            Console.WriteLine("b and bcopy are equal ? {0}", bcopy.Equals(b)? "Yes":"No");
            Console.WriteLine("b == bcopy ? {0}", b == bcopy ? "Yes":"No");
        }