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The Empty constant holds the empty string value.

Lopatir wrote:

You know you can't get high on diesel.

if (ReferenceEquals(string.Empty, ""))
{
    Console.WriteLine("\"\" is the same as String.Empty");
}

//The Empty constant holds the empty string value.
//We need to call the String constructor so that the compiler doesn't
//mark this as a literal.
//Marking this as a literal would mean that it doesn't show up as a field 
//which we can access from native.

public static readonly String Empty = ""; 

const string x = "Hello";

if (x == "Hello")
{
    Console.WriteLine (x);
}

if ("Hello" == "Hello")
{
    Console.WriteLine ("Hello");
}

const Person p = new Person();
p.Firstname = "John";
Console.WriteLine(p); // what can the compiler replace "p" with??

F-ES Sitecore wrote:

You should give your variables meaningful names.