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You don't need to use the String type for your sensitive data, though. You can create your own type that acts the way you want.
by aflag 4y ago
You don't need to use the String type for your sensitive data, though. You can create your own type that acts the way you want.
- Faark 4y agoThere are strong incentives to use the built-in String class. APIs for UI will use it. The first google result for "c# Clipboard" certainly uses string. It'll be a lot of extra effort, that you might not have with a different language. That is, if actually you consider the risk worth it... i probably wouldn't.