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Series: Coding Contentions: Data Types, are you native?

Aug 27

Written by: Peter Henry
Wednesday, August 27, 2008 3:25 PM

This seems to be another one of those religious types of discussions which companies like to have their own standards set in stone.  I know the C# datatypes are aliases to the CLR.  What I'm asking is, what versions but what do you use in your code?  Do you use the .NET CLR System.Int32 datatype or the C# language specific alias int? What about CLR System.String or C# string?

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