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Serves as the default hash function.

public override int GetHashCode()

A hash code for the current object.

Array, list and dictionary components are hashed by their contents, matching how equality compares them, so two objects that compare equal also hash equally and can be used as dictionary keys or set members. This does NOT extend to a component that is some other IEnumerable: such a component is hashed by reference, and one exposed as a lazy iterator yields a different value on every access, so an object carrying it is not usable as a key at all. Nested collections are likewise compared and hashed by reference rather than recursively. The other consequence is that mutating a collection a value object exposes - adding to a page list, or writing into a layout-name array - changes that object’s hash, so an instance already stored in a hash container becomes unreachable. Treat a value object as frozen once it has been used as a key.

• class ValueObject
• namespace GroupDocs.Conversion.Contracts
• assembly GroupDocs.Conversion