Write a simple generic version of method IsEqualTo that compares its two arguments with the Equals method, and returns true if they’re equal and false otherwise. Use this generic method in a program that calls IsEqualTo with a variety of simple types, such as object or int. What result do you get when you attempt to run this program?
What will be an ideal response?
For classes that override the Equals method to compare the contents of the objects,
the program will compare the objects based on their contents. For classes that do not
override the Equals method, the program will compare the objects based on their references,
not their contents. So, even though they look the same when printed in
string format (see last line of sample output), two separate objects are not considered
equal when method Equals is not overloaded for their class.
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