I have noticed that in both the 10k tools and in many Meta questions, 'rejected' migrations are referenced. What are they? How is one rejected? What happens?
Consider this code:
int age = 25;
short newAge = 25;
Console.WriteLine(age == newAge); //true
Console.WriteLine(newAge.Equals(age)); //false
Console.ReadLine();
Both int and short are primitive type but when I compare with == returns true and when compare with Equals returns false.
Why?
Following code compiles and gives 1 as output, its a bit confusing for me. I tried javap for this but from there also I couldn't figure out. I have checked for similar posts but couldn't find out similar question here.
Take look at the code:
int i = (byte) + (char) - (int) + (long) - 1;
System....
See this code:
object x = "mehdi emrani";
string y = "mehdi emrani";
Console.WriteLine(y == x);
Above code returns true.
But this code:
object x = "mehdi emrani";
string y = "mehdi ";
y += "emrani";
Console.WriteLine(y == x);
Above code returns false.
So when compare string and ob...
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Ye gods. Why don't you just go and re-read your question to see what the problem is?
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So your team used to be able to provide input to the direction of the company, which is go...
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