How does this work when Int32 does not implement an equality operator?
bool y = 6 == 5;
How does this work when Int32 does not implement an equality operator? bool y
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How does this work when Int32 does not implement an equality operator?
bool y = 6 == 5;
The
==operator for primitive numeric types is part of the language spec, not the framework types.It compiles to a dedicated IL instruction (
ceq), not a method call.The same is true for all other primitive operators, including arithmetic, comparison, and conversions.