3 ways to get true / false as string in C#

Who needs that much? Well, it's good to choose one and keep up with it. The first, oldfashioned way is to write the bool as string: string trueStr = "True"; But how would you know if the first letter should be uppercased? There are two better ways to get the True string or False string: string trueStr = true.ToString(); string trueStr = false.ToString() And the last method is to use the bool type : string trueStr = bool.TrueString; string trueStr = bool.FalseString; I think it is best to use the last one as it seems to me it was added exactly for such purposes.

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