In C#, Single.Equals
Returns a value indicating whether two instances of Single represent the same value.
While Single's Equality operator (==)
The equality operator == returns true if its operands are equal, false otherwise.
(emphasis mine).
One notable difference between these comparison methods involves NaN:
float.NaN.Equals(float.NaN) => true
float.NaN == float.NaN => false
I understand why operator== is false between NaNs (answer here), but why is Equals different? Are there other values for which Equals provides a different result than operator==?
