I just saw in the C# hidden things that the bool operators can be overloaded and can return any data type that we want. Can any one explain me about that.
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I just saw in the C# hidden things that the bool operators can be overloaded and can return any data type that we want. Can any one explain me about that.
Here’s one example of where it’s used: SqlInt32 has
==overloaded to returnSqlBoolean. This allows for SQL-style equality comparisons with null (asSqlInt32andSqlBooleanboth allow for representations of null, even beforeNullable<T>was introduced).