Is there a way to have a custom class behave like one of the built-in classes in the .Net environment?
For example, the string class can be givin a value directly as in:
strString = "My string value here"
How can I do that same thing, but with a custom class I create, without having to reference the property directly? This would also give me the benefit of doing comparisons between two custom classes of the same type.
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Ben Santiago, MCP & A+
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