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String vs string in C#
I know there is no difference between using string and String. But, why is there the option in C#? Is it the same for object and Object?
EDIT
Note, that I am asking why.
In the MS implementation of the C# standards, string maps to System.String and object maps to System.Object. In other implementations, this could map to other classes. So if you use string and object, you are on the safer side if you should ever compile it with another compiler.