How to evaluate single string in IF c#

Question

is it possible to evaluate a single string in c#. The string itself will only be determined during run-time and therefore cannot be set before hand. please see example:

var a = "a == b";

if(a){
 //do something
}

EDITED:

This is a actual example of what i would like computed:

var evaluationToBeDone = "MUST_CE_I = "MUST_CE_I"";

if(evaluationToBeDone){
   // i will do something if the above is true
}

Answer 1

I see what you're trying to do, but the approach doesn't make sense. When you make a variable into an object, the program only reads it as letters, not any logic inside of the object. Try doing this:

var a = "MUST_CE_I"
var b = ""MUST_CE_I""

if (a == b)
{
   do stuff
}

I assume you want your second string to have the " " quotes, so this should give you what you need. Even though the if statement will always return false since the two variables are not equal.