Name
Guid
Synopsis
This value type represents a Globally Unique Identifier (GUID). A GUID is a 128-bit integer (16 bytes) that can be used across all computers and networks and will be statistically unique (for all practical purposes, the number cannot be duplicated coincidentally). GUIDs are used to identify COM (but not .NET) objects uniquely for registration purposes.
public struct Guid : IFormattable, IComparable { // Public Constructors public method Guid(byte[] b); public method Guid(int a, short b, short c, byte[] d); public method Guid(int a, short b, short c, byte d, byte e, byte f, byte g, byte h, byte i, byte j, byte k); public method Guid(string g); public method Guid(uint a, ushort b, ushort c, byte d, byte e, byte f, byte g, byte h, byte i, byte j, byte k); // Public Static Fields public static readonly field Guid Empty; // =00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 // Public Static Methods public static method Guid NewGuid(); public static bool operator method !=(Guid a, Guid b); public static bool operator method ==(Guid a, Guid b); // Public Instance Methods public method int CompareTo(object value); // implements IComparable public override method bool Equals(object o); // overrides ValueType public override method int GetHashCode(); // overrides ValueType public method byte[] ToByteArray(); public override method string ToString(); // overrides ValueType public method string ToString(string format); public method string ToString(string format, // implements IFormattable ...
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