and get a set of actors with unique last names. So we need a way to provide a key selector to our ActorComparer. This is done simply by creating a constructor that takes a function object bey an argument and stores it for further use:

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The CompareTo method would be the default way of ordering your User class, perhaps comparing by Name. If you then decided that you wanted to sort a list of User objects by another property, say Age, you could write a class that implemented IComparer instead of altering CompareTo inside User. This would perform the custom sorting, for example:

Because you need an instance and derece just a method call you güç't let the generic type be inferred by the compiler (see this discussion) but have to do so when creating the instance:

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The comparer will validate that prop1 is the same (and add B to the pool), then validate that prop2 is the same (and add C to the pool), and when it validates prop3, even though they're different, since both B and C are in the pool, the comparer C# IEqualityComparer nedir will consider them to be the same.

The issue here is that comparing floating-point numbers for equality might derece work birli expected, due to minute rounding errors. There are different methods of comparing floating-point numbers for near-equality

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You will need some properties that will allways be available on your type and that C# IEqualityComparer Kullanımı provide a good enough idea of what might be considered equal. All theadditional properties however should only go into the expensive Equals-method.

 

I sevimli also make an IEqualityComparer for a "parent class" and use on C# IEqualityComparer Nasıl Kullanılır classes that inherit. I güç have comparer that will behave in a different way, I can make one to compare Value instead of Key.

Good news is that this same Distinct() method works for collections of our custom objects too. So if George Clooney accidentally creeps into our collection twice that's hamiş a C# IEqualityComparer Nasıl Kullanılır sıkıntı:

What Distinct() actually does here is comparing object references. So our second George Clooney is in fact an independent object (since it was created independently) and C# IEqualityComparer nedir its reference differs from the reference of the first one - therefore it appears in the output twice:

Or if you need to change how the comparer sorts, that you have to change them all? Lets say you do that comparison in 500 places, some in 3rd party code, now you have a maintenance nightmare.