Compare two string in .net c#

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Compare two string value and then Passing Session

Mukesh Kumar · Answer

Hi, You can use your as following way string str1 = "A string"; string str2 = "Some other string"; if(String.Compare(str1,str2) { // str1 is less than str2 Console.WriteLine("Yes"); Session["mysession"]=str1; } else if(String.Compare(str1,str2) == 0) { // str1 equals str2 Console.WriteLine("Equals"); Session["mysession"]=str1; } else { // str11 is greater than str2, and String.Compare returned a value greater than 0 Console.WriteLine("No"); Session["mysession"]=str1; } you can also use like this.. class Program { static void Main() { string a = "a" + 1; string b = "a" + 1; // 1 // Compare a to b using instance method on a. if (a.Equals(b)) { Console.WriteLine("a.Equals(b) = true"); } // 2 // Compare b to a using instance method on b. if (b.Equals(a)) { Console.WriteLine("b.Equals(a) = true"); } // 3 // Compare a to b with op_Equality if (a == b) { Console.WriteLine("a == b = true"); } // 4 // Compare with string.Compare; this returns zero if they are equal if (string.Compare(a, b) == 0) { Console.WriteLine("string.Compare(a, b) = 0"); } // 5 // Compare with string.CompareOrdinal // This returns zero if the char numeric values are equal if (string.CompareOrdinal(a, b) == 0) { Console.WriteLine("string.CompareOrdinal(a, b) = 0"); } // 6 // Compare with instance Compare method if (a.CompareTo(b) == 0) { Console.WriteLine("a.CompareTo(b) = 0"); } } } and pass the session value as Session["mysession"]=yourstringvalue; hope this will help you. thanks

Ravi Patel · Answer

Hi, string a = "XXX"; string b = "YYY" ; if (a.Equals(b)) { Session["id"]=a; }

Compare two string in .net c#

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