Revisions to What is the difference between String and string in C#?

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Christian Specht

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As the others are saying, they're the same. StyleCop rules, by default, will enforce you to use 'string'string as a C# code style best practice, except when referencing System.StringSystem.String static functions, such as String.FormatString.Format, String.JoinString.Join, String.ConcatString.Concat, etc...

As the others are saying, they're the same. StyleCop rules, by default, will enforce you to use 'string' as a C# code style best practice, except when referencing System.String static functions, such as String.Format, String.Join, String.Concat, etc...

As the others are saying, they're the same. StyleCop rules, by default, will enforce you to use string as a C# code style best practice, except when referencing System.String static functions, such as String.Format, String.Join, String.Concat, etc...

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answered Oct 19, 2008 at 1:15

Lloyd Cotten

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As the others are saying, they're the same. StyleCop rules, by default, will enforce you to use 'string' as a C# code style best practice, except when referencing System.String static functions, such as String.Format, String.Join, String.Concat, etc...

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