What's the different between Console.Write("H") and Console.Write('H') in C#

Question

What's the different between Console.Write("H") and Console.Write('H') in C#?

Answer 1

One uses a string overload (the string "H"), one uses a char overload (the char 'H'). Both output the character H to the stream defined in Console.Out without adding a newline.

Answer 2

The difference is that in the first call, you're passing a string and in the second call, you're passing a char. Practically speaking, those two calls are equivalent.