Object Comparison.....

OK, real quick... ;)

In your example, object1 will never be equal to object3 because they are referring to two different data objects, even though their contents are the same.  In my example, the "ToString()" methods return the string equivalent of each object, and then I use the "Equals()" method to compare them.

If you're new to OOP, then the difference between objects and values can sometimes be a difficult concept to grasp, but keep at it!  You'll get it soon enough.

Thanks man...its working....small explanation please...want to know which concept i didn't understood....

It sounds like you're comparing the data objects instead of the strings within them.

You need to use something like object1.ToString().Equals(object3.ToString()).