What is the difference between String s(Small s) and String
S(Capital S)?
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Answer / bhagyashri
Small string is used as a DataType to declare variable &
Capital String is Class.Both are derived from
System.String.To Declare Any string variable we use small
string.
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There is no difference between string and String.
string is just an alias of System.String. They both
are complied to the same code. In IL there is no difference
between the two. But as a standard followed by MSDN string
is used as datatype declaration e.g string s = "abc"
and if we are accessing some class then String should be
used. e.g String.Format("abc");
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Answer / azka106
basically string is used as datatype,.,.., whereas String is a predefined function ,.,. that usually called as String function,.,.,. and when we have to print something using String we override this String function,...and small s string is just datatype as above describe..
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