Answer / minhajul islam

string str1="Hello1";
string str2="Hello2";

String.Compare(str1,str2,true)

//true if you want compare two string without case
sensative and false if you want to case sensative.

//It will return Zero if compare as equal and 1 if not.

Answer / navin.cp

Here is the code that solve ur problem:

string str = "virtual";
if (str.Equals("virtual"))
{
// your code here....
}

Answer / manu

with
String.Compare(string a,string b) [result 0 only when it
is equal- since it compares by subtracting ascii of b from
ascci of a)
or
String.Equals(string a,string b) {true if it is equal]
we can achieve the same

Answer / sekar thangavel

sting.Equals(string a,string b)

Explanation:
Determines whether two specified system.string objects have
the same values,a parameter specifies the culture,case and
sort rules used in the comparison

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