I heard someone say that in C#, capital Decimal is using more memory than lower case decimal, because Decimal is resolved to the lowercase decimal and that requires memory.
Is that true?
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I heard someone say that in C#, capital Decimal is using more memory than lower case decimal, because Decimal is resolved to the lowercase decimal and that requires memory.
Is that true?
No.
decimalis simply an alias forSystem.Decimal. They’re exactly the same and the alias is resolved at compile-time.