Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Comparing Two Complex Objects in C#


Often, developers encounter a common problem of comparing two complex objects or classes created in code. Most of the time, developers prefer to use the IEquatable approach to actually create an IComparer so that he can define what determines that two of your objects are equal.

But, it's difficult to compare objects that contain nested elements. An objects comparer NuGet package will solve such kinds of complex object comparison problems. By using the NuGet framework, a developer can perform an object-to-object comparer that allows us to compare objects recursively, member by member. An objects comparer can be considered a ready-to-use framework or as a starting point for similar solutions.

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