string represents textual data.
// String literal string website = "sc2galaxy"; // String concatenation string url = "http://www." + website + ".com/"; string sc2 = "sc2"; sc2 += "galaxy"; // "sc2galaxy" // String equality is case senstive bool eq = (website == url); // false eq = ("sc2galaxy" == "sc2" + "galaxy"); // true eq = ("SC2GALAXY" == "sc2galaxy"); // false eq = StringEqual("SC2GALAXY", "sc2galaxy", false); // true
Note: Operators <, <=, > and >= always return true.
"a" < "A" // true "A" < "a" // true
Note: Individual character access is not available through []
string sc2 = "sc2galaxy"; char c = sc2[1]; // Implicit cast not allowed string c = sc2[1]; // Implicit cast not allowed
Note: There is no way to get character access or string length. Only string equality (case sensitive or not) and split into separate words are available.
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ShakiShingi Mar 25, 2010 at 00:38 UTC - 0 likesit should be sc2mapster not sc2galaxy xD.