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Not found it in StyleCop Help Manual, on SO and Google so here it is ;) During StyleCop use I have a warning: SA1121 - UseBuiltInTypeAlias - Readability Rules The code uses one of the basic C# types, but does not use the built-in alias for the type. Rather than using the type name or the fully-qualified type name, the built-in aliases for these types should always be used: bool, byte, char, decimal, double, short, int, long, object, sbyte, float, string, ushort, uint, ulong. so String.Empty is wrong (depend on above rules) and string.Empty is good. Why using built-in aliases is better? Can String. Int32 , Int64 (etc.) complicate something in the code on special scenarios?
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