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7.47.2.Using Methods inherited from the System.Object class: ToString, GetType, GetHashCode, Equals, ReferenceEquals
using System;

public class Employee
{
  public string firstName;
  public string lastName;

  public Employee(string firstName, string lastName)
  {
    this.firstName = firstName;
    this.lastName = lastName;
  }

  public void Display()
  {
    Console.WriteLine("firstName = " + firstName);
    Console.WriteLine("lastName = " + lastName);
  }

  public static Employee Copy(Employee Employee)
  {
    return (EmployeeEmployee.MemberwiseClone();
  }
}


class MainClass
{

  public static void Main()
  {
    Console.WriteLine("Creating Employee objects");
    Employee myEmployee = new Employee("A""M");
    Employee myOtherEmployee = new Employee("B""N");
    Console.WriteLine("myEmployee details:");
    myEmployee.Display();
    Console.WriteLine("myOtherEmployee details:");
    myOtherEmployee.Display();


    Console.WriteLine("myEmployee.ToString() = " + myEmployee.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine("myEmployee.GetType() = " + myEmployee.GetType());
    Console.WriteLine("myEmployee.GetHashCode() = " + myEmployee.GetHashCode());
    Console.WriteLine("Employee.Equals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee) = " + Employee.Equals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee));
    Console.WriteLine("Employee.ReferenceEquals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee) = " + Employee.ReferenceEquals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee));

  }

}
Creating Employee objects
myEmployee details:
firstName = A
lastName = M
myOtherEmployee details:
firstName = B
lastName = N
myEmployee.ToString() = Employee
myEmployee.GetType() = Employee
myEmployee.GetHashCode() = 58225482
Employee.Equals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee) = False
Employee.ReferenceEquals(myEmployee, myOtherEmployee) = False
7.47.System.Object
7.47.1.Methods of the object Class
7.47.2.Using Methods inherited from the System.Object class: ToString, GetType, GetHashCode, Equals, ReferenceEquals
7.47.3.Static members of System.Object: object.Equals
7.47.4.Static members of System.Object: object.ReferenceEquals
7.47.5.Call object.Equals to compare objects
7.47.6.Use the inherited Object methods: Equals
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