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Regarding if check for objects Is `if (gameObject)` the same as `if (gameObject != null)`?

Very simple question:

If you have a Game Object, and you want to check if it exists, is

if (gameObject) { }

the same as

if (gameObject != null) { }

and if not, what is actually being evaluated in the first statement?

Regarding if check for objects

Very simple question:

If you have a Game Object, and you want to check if it exists, is

if (gameObject) { }

the same as

if (gameObject != null) { }

and if not, what is actually being evaluated in the first statement?

If you have a Game Object, and you want to check if it exists, is

if (gameObject) { }

the same as

if (gameObject != null) { }

and if not, what is actually being evaluated in the first statement?

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edited Jan 23, 2022 at 11:34

Zibelas

unity gameobject

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asked Jan 23, 2022 at 10:52

Marcel

Very simple question:

If you have a Game Object, and you want to check if it exists, is

if (gameObject) { }

the same as

if (gameObject != null) { }

and if not, what is actually being evaluated in the first statement?

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