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Question Of The Day !!!! -- (01-06-2005)
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Hi Group,
Question :What is the difference
between System.String and string ?
There are two ways of declaring string variables:
You can use the C# keyword string or use the .NET Framework's class name
System.String. Either way, you end up with the same thing�a string object.
Having two ways of declaring a string object could be confusing in C#,
especially because C# usually adds a
using System; statement to
each file. That means that you can omit the word System when specifying
System.String. If you do so, then the two ways of declaring strings would be
string (lowercase s) and String (capital s). So which one should you use? The C#
ECMA specification says to use the language-provided keyword. However, other
experts in the field say that you should use the class name from the Framework.
The class name for strings is System.String.
However, the language provides an alias called
string (lowercase letters). On top of that if you have a using
statement for the System namespace you can also use String
(capital S).
Thank you
Kishore.
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Hi All,
Question of the Day is :- What is the
difference between System.String and string
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