Usage

Usage of the Unit type is very simple, here are some facts:

Equality checks

• All Units are equal to each other, therefore
  • Unit == Unit is true
  • Unit != Unit is false
  • Unit < or > Unit is false
  • Unit <= or >= Unit is true
• Equals(Unit) method returns true
• Equals(object) method returns false when given any object which is not a Unit
• CompareTo(Unit) method returns 0

Hash code

Unit.GetHashCode() method always returns 804741542

String representation

Unit.ToString() method always returns ()

Namespace

Besides the fact, that all modern C# editors by now have an option to include using directives automatically, you may need it anyways, so here it is:

using Dvchevskii.Unit;