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I have a couple of questions that I would be happy if you like to answer, I can probably figure out the answers myself, but if you have the time and opportunity to answer, I would prefer that.
- This looks a bit strange, should it be like this?
public static bool operator <(MXRecord record1, MXRecord record2)
{
if (record1.Preference > record2.Preference) return false;
return false;
}
public static bool operator >(MXRecord record1, MXRecord record2)
{
if (record1.Preference < record2.Preference) return false;
return false;
}
- Maybe 'other' never can be null, but if, what should the return be, or is it better to throw in such an unusual case?
public int CompareTo(object? other)
{
var mxOther = other as MXRecord;
// we want to be able to sort them by preference
if (mxOther?.Preference < Preference) return 1;
if (mxOther?.Preference > Preference) return -1;
// order mail servers of same preference by name
return -string.CompareOrdinal(mxOther?.DomainName, DomainName);
}
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How sure can one be that 'Record' never becomes null? Could there be an appropriate default value?
The problem finally ends here:
Parallel.ForEach(res.Answers, answer => bag.Add(answer.Record));One can force a not null and tell there's not gonna be any nulls, but does one know that for a fact?
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