Answer / Shekher Mishra

IComparer<T> is an interface in C# that defines a method for comparing two objects of the same type. It is used to implement custom comparison logic for sorting collections.

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hi my question is about understanding a text the user entered to a site , so i want to analyse that text looking for some specific items such as "honda" "shoffere" etc.. so if this site could help or could tell me where to go with such question ,i wonder. thanks

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Where are all .NET Collection classes located ?

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Does c# replace c++?

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What is sqlcommand in c#?

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