title: Why is "string" considered a simplified version of "String"?
body: <p>In C# I usually use <code>String</code> when I'm utilizing a method and <code>string</code> when declaring a variable. I read elsewhere that this is the preferred method to keep things clean and that made sense to me. In Visual Studio 2015, I'm getting a new message I haven't gotten before when I use <code>String</code>: <code>Name can be simplified</code>. The VS suggestion is to use <code>string</code> instead.</p>
  
  <p>Why is <code>string</code> now preferred over <code>String</code> in VS2015 whereas it wasn't in 2013??</p>
  
  <p>Not a duplicate of <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7074">this question</a>. That one asks what the difference is overall, I'm asking why VS is now suggesting one over the other; I don't know if a technical difference has changed or something to that effect.</p>