CSHARP.COMPARE.EQUALS : Should Use == Instead of equals() (C#)

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CSHARP.COMPARE.EQUALS : Should Use == Instead of equals() (C#)

Summary

This checker identifies incorrect or inefficient comparisons through Equals() or ==. In some cases, these comparisons are wrong: for instance, strings should be compared for equality through Equals() rather than through ==. Classes can be safely compared through == instead. In other cases, these comparisons can be replaced by more efficient code.

Properties

Resolution

Check if the equality is actually wrong or can be replaced by more optimized code.

Relevant Configuration File Parameters

The following configuration file parameters affect checks for this warning class.