using IronSoftware.Drawing;
using System;
// Instantiate 2 points using float parameter
PointF pointFloat = new PointF(22.2f, 25.7f);
PointF pointFloat2 = new PointF(30.2f, 55.7f);
// Check for equality of the double parameter between 2 points
Console.WriteLine(pointFloat.Equals(pointFloat2));
Imports IronSoftware.Drawing
Imports System
' Instantiate 2 points using float parameter
Dim pointFloat As New PointF(22.2F, 25.7F)
Dim pointFloat2 As New PointF(30.2F, 55.7F)
' Check for equality of the double parameter between 2 points
Console.WriteLine(pointFloat.Equals(pointFloat2))Imports IronSoftware.Drawing Imports System ' Instantiate 2 points using float parameter Dim pointFloat As New PointF(22.2F, 25.7F) Dim pointFloat2 As New PointF(30.2F, 55.7F) ' Check for equality of the double parameter between 2 points Console.WriteLine(pointFloat.Equals(pointFloat2))
One of the functionalities available in the Point and PointF classes is the Equals() method. This method is used to compare two points in terms of their x and y coordinates and returns a boolean value.
It's important to note that this method can only be used with Point objects of the same class. Attempting to use this method to compare two points of different classes, such as comparing Point and PointF classes, will result in a NullReferenceException being thrown at runtime.
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