Computes an MD5 hash
Syntax
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Public Overloads Shared Function MD5( _
ByVal bytes() As Byte _
) As Hash |
Parameters
- bytes
Example
Library/Library.Test/TestHash.cs
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Hash hash = Hash.MD5(TestData);
Assert.AreEqual(MD5.Create().ComputeHash(TestData), hash.ToArray());
Hash hash2 = Hash.MD5(TestDataStream());
Assert.AreEqual(hash, hash2);
Assert.IsTrue(hash == hash2);
Assert.IsTrue(hash.Equals(hash2));
Assert.IsTrue(hash.Equals((object)hash2));
Assert.AreEqual(hash.GetHashCode(), hash2.GetHashCode());
Assert.AreEqual(hash.Length, hash2.Length);
Assert.AreEqual(hash.ToString(), hash2.ToString());
Assert.AreEqual(hash.ToArray(), hash2.ToArray());
Assert.IsFalse(hash != hash2); |
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Dim hash As Hash = Hash.MD5(TestData)
Assert.AreEqual(MD5.Create().ComputeHash(TestData), hash.ToArray())
Dim hash2 As Hash = Hash.MD5(TestDataStream())
Assert.AreEqual(hash, hash2)
Assert.IsTrue(hash = hash2)
Assert.IsTrue(hash.Equals(hash2))
Assert.IsTrue(hash.Equals(DirectCast(hash2, Object)))
Assert.AreEqual(hash.GetHashCode(), hash2.GetHashCode())
Assert.AreEqual(hash.Length, hash2.Length)
Assert.AreEqual(hash.ToString(), hash2.ToString())
Assert.AreEqual(hash.ToArray(), hash2.ToArray())
Assert.IsFalse(hash <> hash2) |
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7
See Also
