.NET string max length?

P

phoenix

The Length property returns an int, so the maximum length of a string is
Int32.MaxValue (2,147,483,647) characters. Practically this will probably
mean that you can make your string as long as you have memory available to
put it in.

Yves
 
D

Derrick

Is there an official max length for the string (System.String) class?

Thanks!

Derrick
 

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