Item 9: Avoid Conversion Operators in Your APIs(Effective C#)

　　Conversion operators introduce a form of substitutability that causes problems in your code. You’re indicating that, in all cases, users can reasonably expect that another class can be used in place of the one you created. When this substituted object is accessed, you cause clients to work with temporary objects or internal fields in place of the class you created. You then modify temporary objects and discard the results. These subtle bugs are hard to find because the compiler generates code to convert these objects. Avoid conversion operators in your APIs.

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