Use the Equals() method and equality operator to check if two strings are equal : String : String C# Examples

Use the Equals() method and equality operator to check if two strings are equal

    
using  System;

class  MainClass
{

    public  static  void  Main()
    {
        bool  boolResult;
        string  myString  =  "str";
        string  myString2  =  "str2";
        
        boolResult  =  String.Equals("bbc",  "bbc");
        Console.WriteLine("String.Equals(\"bbc\",  \"bbc\")  is  "  +  boolResult);
        
        boolResult  =  myString.Equals(myString2);
        Console.WriteLine("myString.Equals(myString2)  is  "  +  boolResult);
        
        boolResult  =  myString  ==  myString2;
        Console.WriteLine("myString  ==  myString2  is  "  +  boolResult);
    }

}
    
   
  
   

String.Equals("bbc", "bbc") is True
myString.Equals(myString2) is False
myString == myString2 is False

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