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Use the "is" operator to see if an object can be converted into another type in C#
The "is" operator lets you compare determine whether you can convert an object to a type. For example, suppose the Student class inherits from Person, and that a_student and a_person are objects from the obvious classes. Then the following statements return the indicated results.
a_student is Person ' True.
a_student is Student ' True.
a_person is Person ' True.
a_person is Student ' False.
Posted by Rod Stephens at 12/29/2010 8:30 AM 
Categories: syntax
Tags: syntax is is operator convert types reference types C C programming example example program Windows Forms programming
Categories: syntax
Tags: syntax is is operator convert types reference types C C programming example example program Windows Forms programming
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