c# - nameof() operator for static string -
i understand use of nameof()
operator exception handling, logging, etc. not understand example below coming directly microsoft code.
public static class sessionkeys { public static class login { public static string accesstoken = nameof(accesstoken); public static string userinfo = nameof(userinfo); } }
how more useful
public static class sessionkeys { public static class login { public static string accesstoken = "accesstoken"; public static string userinfo = "userinfo"; } }
nameof
operator evaluated @ compile time, once application compiled there no difference between 2 solutions.
however, using nameof
in case has few benefits:
- it makes string value less “magic”. instead of being disconnected magic string, semantic reasoning behind value clear: it’s name of variable itself.
- the name actual reference name, both connected. allows refactor either of them , automatically affect other one. makes “string” appear reference when looking references variable. know has been used.
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