ToString Method (Interval<T>)

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Returns a string that represents the current object.

Syntax

public override string ToString()

Return Value

A string that represents the current object.

Remarks

Interval in text form: 'LowerBoundary ~ HigherBoundary'

Example

The following example shows the text representation of the interval.

Interval<int> interval = new Interval<int>(-15, 23);
Interval<int> notreallyInterval = new Interval<int>(6, 6);

Console.WriteLine($"Interval1: {interval.ToString()}");
Console.WriteLine($"Interval2: {notreallyInterval.ToString()}");

// Results:
// "Interval1: -15 ~ 23"
// "Interval2: 6"

Reference

Interval<T> Class
Interval<T> Members

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