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Well-Formed Types
The previous chapters covered most of the constructs for defining records and value types (structs and enums). However, several details remain to round out the type definition with fit-and-finish-type functionality. This chapter explains how to put the final touches on a type declaration, which includes such concepts as operator overloading, referencing other libraries, additional access modifiers, namespaces, inline documentation with XML comments, and resource management.
Operator Overloading
The preceding chapter looked at implementing value equality behavior and provided the guideline that the class should also implement ...
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