Code inspection: Simplify negative equality expression
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C# | |
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Negating an equality expression is, effectively, the same as ‘flipping’ the equality operator from ==
to !=
or the other way around. That way, if you write !(a == b)
, ReSharper will offer the option to change it to a != b
.
Last modified: 11 February 2024