C# String Theory—CSharp vs. Java: Strings

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C# versus Java language: Strings

Modern programming languages must be able to combine textual and numerical data with relative ease in order to build HTML, SQL, or XML programmatically on the fly. Both C# and Java language support string concatenation in a natural manner with an overloaded plus (+) operator which can convert most non-string types to strings. The string handling APIs of both languages share a common set of features.

Differences between Java and C# - String

• A Java String always has an upper case S.

• There is no verbatim string in the Java language.

• There is no equivalent of the Java StringTokenizer in C#. Instead, use the Split function to parse a string into an array of strings based on a delimiter.