Linq SequenceEqual Operator - How to compare two sequences to see if they are equivalent
LinqSequenceEqualOperator.aspx
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protected void Button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
string[] fruitsList1 = { "Citrus sinensis", "Diospyros blancoi", "Coconut palm" };
string[] fruitsList2 = { "Jambosa jambos", "Korean mango", "Malabar plum" };
string[] fruitsList3 = { "Citrus sinensis", "Diospyros blancoi", "Coconut palm" };
Label1.Text = "Fruits List 1:....... <br />";
foreach (string names in fruitsList1)
{
Label1.Text += names.ToString() + "<br />";
}
Label1.Text += "<br />Fruits List 2:....... <br />";
foreach (string names in fruitsList2)
{
Label1.Text += names.ToString() + "<br />";
}
Label1.Text += "<br />Fruits List 3:....... <br />";
foreach (string names in fruitsList3)
{
Label1.Text += names.ToString() + "<br />";
}
Label2.Text = "After Calling SequenceEqual Operator [fruitsList1.Equals(fruitsList2)]: " + fruitsList1.SequenceEqual(fruitsList2);
Label2.Text += "<br />After Calling SequenceEqual Operator [fruitsList1.Equals(fruitsList3)]: " + fruitsList1.SequenceEqual(fruitsList3);
}
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Linq Standard Query Operator - SequenceEqual
<br />How to compare two sequences to see if they are equivalent
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