Dave,

Yeah, I agree ... it kinda sucks. But, you learn to live with it. <g> I suspect that maybe Java didn't have that capability? They say that C# is more like Java than C++, but never knowing either one of them, I can't say for sure.

~~Bonnie




>Bonnie,
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>So C# doesn't implement < , >, < =, >= operators for strings? That was pretty standard in C++ so it's odd that C# doesn't have them.
>
>>Of course it makes sense ... when you're sorting things alphabetically. And you use the string.Compare(s1, s2) method. See my reply to Kevin.