In C#, the Object.ReferenceEquals method is
used to compare two reference type
variables. If you use this method to compare two value types, such as int,
float, or bool you will not get the expected results because value type variables contain an instance of the type and not a
reference to it.
Due to value type variables containing directly an instance of the type, they can’t have the same reference, and using
Object.ReferenceEquals to compare them will always return false even if the compared variables have the same value.
