| Algorithms..::EqualCollections<(Of <T>)> Method (IEnumerable<(Of <T>)>, IEnumerable<(Of <T>)>) |
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Determines if the two collections contain equal items in the same order. The two collections do not need
to be of the same type; it is permissible to compare an array and an OrderedBag, for instance.
Namespace: Wintellect.PowerCollections
Assembly:
PowerCollections (in PowerCollections.dll)
Syntax
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public static bool EqualCollections<T>( IEnumerable<T> collection1, IEnumerable<T> collection2 ) |
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Public Shared Function EqualCollections(Of T) ( _ collection1 As IEnumerable(Of T), _ collection2 As IEnumerable(Of T) _ ) As Boolean |
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public: generic<typename T> static bool EqualCollections ( IEnumerable<T>^ collection1, IEnumerable<T>^ collection2 ) |
Parameters
- collection1
- IEnumerable<(Of <T>)>
The first collection to compare.
- collection2
- IEnumerable<(Of <T>)>
The second collection to compare.
Return Value
True if the collections have equal items in the same order. If both collections are empty, true is returned.Type Parameters
- T
- The type of items in the collections.
Remarks
The default sense of equality for T is used, as defined by T's
implementation of IComparable<T>.Equals or object.Equals.
See Also
Algorithms Class
Wintellect.PowerCollections Namespace
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