What is the difference between Int32 and int in C #? [duplicate]

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In C #, using String or string , Int32 or int , among others, has no difference, in theory. Does anyone know if this difference has any impact on the performance of highly complex applications?

    
asked by anonymous 10.07.2015 / 21:08

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Int and Int32 = are synonyms, what differs is that int32 makes explicit the 32bits to whoever reads the code.

string is an alias for the class String ie there is no difference if you use one or the other.

In short: It will not affect anything you use or otherwise, it will not impact performance.

    
10.07.2015 / 21:35
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