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C# - Enum.Equals() Method with Example
In this tutorial, we will learn about the C# Enum.Equals() method with its definition, usage, syntax, and example.
By Nidhi Last updated : March 29, 2023
C# Enum.Equals() Method
The Enum.Equals() is used to check the current object with the specified object for equality.
Syntax
bool Enum.Equals(Enum obj);
Parameter(s)
- obj : It is an object that will compare with the current instance of an enum.
Return Value
This method returns a boolean value, if both objects are equal then it returns true otherwise it returns false.
C# Example of Enum.Equals() Method
The source code to demonstrate the use of Equals() method of Enum class is given below. The given program is compiled and executed successfully.
using System;
class Sample {
enum Color {
RED = 0, GREEN = 1, YELLOW = 3, WHITE = 4, BLACK = 5
};
//Entry point of Program
static public void Main() {
Color firstColor = Color.RED;
Color secondColor = Color.WHITE;
Color thirdColor = Color.WHITE;
if (firstColor.Equals(secondColor))
Console.WriteLine("Both are equal");
else
Console.WriteLine("Both are not equal");
if (secondColor.Equals(thirdColor))
Console.WriteLine("Both are equal");
else
Console.WriteLine("Both are not equal");
}
}
Output
Both are not equal
Both are equal
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