using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

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public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        var newList1 = new List<TestObject>();

        newList1.Add(new TestObject("1", false, 1));

        newList1.Add(new TestObject("2", true, 2));

        newList1.Add(new TestObject("3", true, 3));

        var newList2 = new List<TestObject>();

        newList2.Add(new TestObject("1", false, 1));

        newList2.Add(new TestObject("2", true, 2));

        newList2.Add(new TestObject("3", true, 3));

        var test = newList1.Equals(newList2);

        Console.WriteLine(test);

    }

    public class TestObject

    {

        public TestObject(string testString, bool testBool, int testInt){

            TestString = testString;

            TestBool = testBool;

            TestInt = testInt;

        }

        public string TestString {get;set;}

        public bool TestBool {get;set;}

        public int TestInt {get;set;}

    }

}