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	<title>Comments on: ArrayList item comparison</title>
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		<title>By: ttguy</title>
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		<description>What about VB.NET with
Dim a as new ArrayList()
Dim b as new ArrayList()

a.Add(&quot;String&quot;)
b.Add(&quot;String&quot;)

Console.WriteLine(a(0) = b(0))

Do strings get cast?

And what about

Dim a as new ArrayList()
Dim b as new ArrayList()

a.Add(&quot;String1&quot;)
a.Add(&quot;String2&quot;)
b.Add(&quot;String1&quot;)
b.Add(&quot;String2&quot;)

Console.WriteLine(a = b)


&#039; I suspect the above prints false.
&#039; Is there a function to call instead of = 
&#039; that would determine that ArrayList a and ArrayList b are the same.
&#039; Or do I have to write one ?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What about VB.NET with<br />
Dim a as new ArrayList()<br />
Dim b as new ArrayList()</p>
<p>a.Add(&#8220;String&#8221;)<br />
b.Add(&#8220;String&#8221;)</p>
<p>Console.WriteLine(a(0) = b(0))</p>
<p>Do strings get cast?</p>
<p>And what about</p>
<p>Dim a as new ArrayList()<br />
Dim b as new ArrayList()</p>
<p>a.Add(&#8220;String1&#8243;)<br />
a.Add(&#8220;String2&#8243;)<br />
b.Add(&#8220;String1&#8243;)<br />
b.Add(&#8220;String2&#8243;)</p>
<p>Console.WriteLine(a = b)</p>
<p>&#8216; I suspect the above prints false.<br />
&#8216; Is there a function to call instead of =<br />
&#8216; that would determine that ArrayList a and ArrayList b are the same.<br />
&#8216; Or do I have to write one ?</p>
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		<dc:creator>A PROGRAMMING JOB INTERVIEW CHALLENGE #7 - COINS OF THE ROUND TABLE &#124; Dev102.com</dc:creator>
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