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12,105 PointsI think you should specify that you are only talking about reference types rather than value types???
Otherwise its kind of confusing when you talk about objects in memory and using the object reference comparison method being automatically invoked.
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Tyler B
5,787 PointsI see question marks but am having a hard time understanding what it is you're asking.
Alan Brown
20,524 PointsAlan Brown
20,524 PointsI would suggest anyone else confused about this to look up Object.ReferenceEquals.