C# - Compare Two Objects Regardless Of Data Types?

Oct 12, 2010

I want to compare two objects whose type may be diffrent.

For eg, I expects 'true' for comparing 1000.0(Decimal) with 1000(Double) . Similary, it should return true if I compare 10(string) and 10(double) .

I tried to compare using Object.Equals() , but it did NOT work.It return false if two objects have different data types.

Dim oldVal As Object ' assgin some value
Dim newVal As Object 'assgin some value
If Not Object.Equals(oldVal,newVal) Then

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I need to compare two dictionary values if the types stored are equal, this is what i have

if gettype(Args(key)) = gettype(argtypes(key)) then
'' do something
end if

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Compare Two Objects To Check If All The Properites Of Both The Objects Have Same Value Or Not?

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VS 2005 - How To Compare Object Types

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So I am working on a project with a lot of pictures in my resources and I am trying to check what picture has been put into a part of my array. I am using structures in my array and i'm not sure if that will make a difference.

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'Program name:Querying an Array of Invoice Objects
'Created/revised:
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