>>>I don't believe it will go this easy in C# due to the stronger typing. This is one of those differences beween C# and VB that Bill Kuhn was telling me about.
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>>>Cecil
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>>>>Because you're using the integer in a string concatenation, I think .NET handles the .ToString for you automagically. I know, it seems like it shouldn't do that conversion for you like that, but I guess for a simple string concatenation it will do that.
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>>>>~~Bonnie
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>>The fact is that string concatenation knows that all elements must be string and does an implicit conversion for you. However, best practice is to use the StringBuilder class for concatenating strings.
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>For such an example - I would not use StringBuilder
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>http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/stringbuilder.html
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>and
>http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/2005/01/07/348831.aspx

For 1 simple concat, neither would I, but regardless, best practice is to use StringBuilder.