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 6 receive.  As other 1724ec3ecc1 posters have mentioned, it's always nice to 0005939 support QWuxV5Xsqn local businesses buot when they take advantage of you on mulle fronts. Bad food with an attitude?  thanksFirst things first's a diner.That being said, this place 1efd7 is fantastic. It 92e2b227ae02556c separates itself from other DC area restaurants by actually being 60164799686748060 able to provide average to Gyerz excellent service, quick food prep and delivery 4HKLtaFwMJu740ba4SI and pretty good food. Add that to the  s and 24-7 schedule and you have a winnerDave (server) is great and really takes care of his customers. The milkshakes and cakes are good. Seasoned In effect, all it is is using string = System.String;   Dominic Zukiewicz Mar 8 '13 at 21:17
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It isn't quite using string = System.String;, as string is a key word in the C# language specification and is recognized by the compiler itself, yeah? Which also means that string is ECMA compatible (with the C# spec) while System.String really isn't. The using blah = Type stuff is basically syntactical sugar to allow mere mortals to ask the compiler to do substitutions during pre-parsing so you don't have to use 47 characters of dot-separated type specification for every variable in cases where you have name collisions. Using it in other situations is probably undesirable.   Craig May 23 '13 at 23:2The same thing happens with bool and Boolean.   Eogcloud Jun 28 '13 at 11:06Jegan, they are not different. They are exactly the same. String.GetType() == string.GetType()   enorl76 Aug 15 '13 at 14:40@Jegan: you're executing an instance method on a type. It's typeof(string) == typeof(System.String). String only works if you have a using System;   Snake Oct 31 '13 at 14:23Just another way 
 of looking at this. string is a primitive defined by the language while System.String is a class defined by the BCL. They map to one another in .NET and the MS C# compiler. But... C# the language might get implemented by somebody else on a different runtime/BCL where there is no System.String. same argument for   AZ. Dec 3 '13 at 14:52
@AZ.: Are you sure about that? The C# language specification explicitly states: "The keyword string is simply an alias for the predefined class System.String." That does not sound like there is too much leeway for third-party implementors of the C# language/compiler for mapping the keyword string to anything else use "string" because i'm lazy to press the caps-button for the "String" lol, by the way, a recommendation would be: use the String to access the method of its class, and use string when you want to declare a simple string: string hola = "hello";   Luis Alberto Jan 11 at 2:18	 If you do F12(go to definition) on string or String, it will point you to the same String class metadata file.   Sandeep Jan 18 at 6:21	  	I never use String because of "using System" requirement. string and bool work without.   Vlad Jan 24 at 9:34   	
I use string everywhere. I like seeing that keyword dark blue color. It's reassuring to know that I'm not using a user-defined String class that decided they should write their own implementation. Also it makes me happy to see that string is built into the language, unlike java.   DLeh Jan 24 at 21:59 
 i mostly use string because for that i don't need to press ctrl   Vijay Singh Rana Apr 25 at 12:03Isn't the second example "`string greet = String.Format("Hello {0}!", place);" meant to have a capital S? String?