Developers who are accustomed to C# inheritance and equality comparisons may find this approach more intuitive. Makes sense. - Admir Mujkic - Medium

When deciding whether to implement IEquatable<T>.Equals

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Developers who are accustomed to C# inheritance and equality comparisons may find this approach more intuitive.

Makes sense.

Admir Mujkic

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Admir combined engineering expertise with business acumen to make a positive impact & share knowledge. Dedicated to educating the next generation of leaders.

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