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In the "C# Coding Standard" by Juval Lowy available from http://www.idesign.net, the recomendation is made to use the C# predefined types instead of the aliases in the System namespace, e.g.:
object NOT Objectstring NOT Stringint NOT Int32What is the benefit of this? How do they differ? I have followed this advise in my own coding but never knew how they differed.
I think using the ‘blue’
int,string, etc.. might be a little more intuitive to read. Otherwise, I use the class when calling a static method on it i.e.Int32.TryParse()