ComparerTDefault
ComparerTDefault refers to the default comparer instance supplied for a generic type parameter T, typically exposed in code as Comparer<T>.Default. It provides a standard mechanism for ordering values when no explicit comparer is supplied, and is commonly used by sorting and searching APIs.
The default comparer is designed to be versatile and lightweight. If T implements IComparable<T>, ComparerTDefault delegates
ComparerTDefault is the underlying mechanism used by default sorting behavior. For example, in many environments, calling
ComparerTDefault is typically implemented as a singleton per type T, constructed lazily and shared to avoid
For types that do not implement either IComparable<T> or IComparable, ComparerTDefault will not provide a meaningful