How is UUID used in C#?

In C#, UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is a standard format used for identifying uniqueness. The System.Guid class can be used to generate and manipulate UUIDs.

Here are some common uses of UUIDs:

1. Generate a new unique identifier.

Guid uuid = Guid.NewGuid();

1. Convert to a string

Guid uuid = Guid.NewGuid();
string strUuid = uuid.ToString();

1. Convert the string to a GUID format.
2. Attempt to parse and convert a string representation of a GUID.

string strUuid = "d433d9e2-6e96-4b33-8c62-6d6ab6a1b9a1";
Guid uuid;
bool success = Guid.TryParse(strUuid, out uuid);

1. Is the same as()
2. Please rephrase the following sentence in English.

Guid uuid1 = Guid.NewGuid();
Guid uuid2 = Guid.NewGuid();
bool areEqual = uuid1.Equals(uuid2);
bool areEqual2 = uuid1 == uuid2;

1. Convert to byte array

Guid uuid = Guid.NewGuid();
byte[] bytes = uuid.ToByteArray();

These are some common uses of UUIDs, with the option for additional operations and processing based on specific needs.