In C++ it's recommended to have const-correctness everywhere. But since in .Net world, the string content cannot be changed, (new string will be created), do I still write String^ const?
From stackoverflow
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No. Just pass a handle to a string directly:
method(String^ string)AZ : ok, what if in a method, I want to define a const string, would it be better that I put const there so anyone else would know it's a not-changed string?
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