C# 0 The Complete Reference

PART II

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The output is shown here:

one and one are equal.

one and ONE are not equal.

one and ONE are equal ignoring case.

one and one, too are not equal.

First part of one and one, too are equal.

one is less than two

Using The StringComparison Enumeration

In Table 22-1, notice the two 

Compare( )

 methods that take a parameter of type 

StringComparison

. These versions are shown here:

public static int Compare(string 

str1

, string 

str2

, StringComparison 

how

)

public static int Compare(string 

str1

, int 

start1

, string 

str2

, int 

start2

,

                                              int 

count

, StringComparison 

how

)

For each version, the 

how

 parameter specifies how the comparison of 

str1

 with 

str2

 takes 

place.