Question

I was creating an integer and i wanted to instantiate it with 0 before working with.

I wrote firstly

int i = default(int);

then i removed it to replace with the other one which is

int i = 0;

I would like to know if my choice is the best in mini mini performance.
Will the default() function increase the instructions at compile time?

Answer 1

No, they are resolved at compile time and produce the same IL. Value types will be 0 (or false if you have a bool, but that’s still 0) and reference types are null.