Compares the types of two variables
Aliases:
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (typeid(variable1) == typeid(variable2)) { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1.GetType() == variable2.GetType()) { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1.runtimeType == variable2.runtimeType) { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if reflect.TypeOf(variable1) == reflect.TypeOf(variable2) { // Your code here}
-- Haskell does not have a built-in function for comparing types directly.-- You can use type classes or custom functions to achieve this.
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1.getClass() == variable2.getClass()) { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (typeof variable1 === typeof variable2) { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1::class == variable2::class) { // Your code here}
# Check if two variables have the same type:if (ref variable1 eq ref variable2) { # Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (gettype(variable1) === gettype(variable2)) { // Your code here}
# Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1.GetType() -eq variable2.GetType()) { # Your code here}
# Check if two variables have the same type:if type(variable1) is type(variable2): # Your code here
# Check if two variables have the same type:if (identical(class(variable1), class(variable2))) { # Your code here}
# Check if two variables have the same type:if variable1.class == variable2.class # Your code hereend
// Check if two variables have the same type:if variable1.type_id() == variable2.type_id() { // Your code here}
// Check if two variables have the same type:if (variable1.getClass == variable2.getClass) { // Your code here}
# Bash doesn't have direct type comparison, but you can use file or grep for basic checks.
// Check if two variables have the same type:if type(of: variable1) == type(of: variable2) { // Your code here}