LINQ: Compare two Sequences

How do you compare two sequences using LINQ? The answer is by using the Enumerable.SequenceEqual(). SequenceEqual() compares the source and target sequences elements, by using the default equality comparer for their type, and returns a Boolean.
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There are many ways to use the SequenceEqual() extension method – like to compare the files in two

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