Is there an === evaluation?

Question

in some other languages the === operant checks for same value AND variable type. so 4.0 == 4 may be true but 4.0 === 4 would be false since one is a float and the other is an integer.

Answer 1

As you already noticed c# doesn't have this operator. but there are ways to do this

var assignable = (4.0).GetType().IsAssignableFrom(4.GetType()); // true

This returns true that means you can assign int to double. if you exchange 4 with 4.0 it returns false.

var assignable = 4.GetType().IsAssignableFrom((4.0).GetType()); // false

you can also check if types are exactly equals by doing

if(4.GetType() == 4d.GetType())

here int is not same as double so if block does not get executed.

Answer 2

I don't think there's a === in c#.

Answer 3

55%5=5.0 | 5.0 get type.true === 5. get type. false

Answer 4

As you already noticed c# doesn't have this operator. but there are ways to do this

var assignable = (4.0).GetType().IsAssignableFrom(4.GetType()); // true

This returns true that means you can assign int to double. if you exchange 4 with 4.0 it returns false.

var assignable = 4.GetType().IsAssignableFrom((4.0).GetType()); // false

you can also check if types are exactly equals by doing

if(4.GetType() == 4d.GetType())

here int is not same as double so if block does not get executed.