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30 Common String Operations in C# and VB.NET – Part II
published 9 days, 6 hours ago, submitted by crpietschmann crpietschmann 10 days, 15 hours ago

dotnetcurry.com — In the previous article, 30 Common String Operations in C# and VB.NET – Part I, we explored 15 common String operations while working with the String class. In Part II of the article, we will continue with the series and cover 15 more. read more...

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30 Common String Operations in C# and VB.NET – Part I
published 11 days, 3 hours ago, submitted by vivekamar vivekamar 15 days, 8 hours ago

dotnetcurry.com — This article compiles some common String operations that we encounter while working with the String class. In Part I, 15 common string operations have been covered . read more...

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C# String Theory
submitted by world 1 month, 27 days ago

en.csharp-online.net — This article shows the differences between string versus String versus StringBuilder. It details when and how to use the C# String and StringBuilder classes. read more...

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Setting StringBuilder's Initial Capacity for Extreme Performance
submitted by xtremebiz xtremebiz 3 months, 28 days ago

codeforeternity.com — You must have come across plenty of articles on the internet which talk about using the StringBuilder class when computing large strings for performance gains. Nothing wrong with that. However I have not seen many coders using the Initial Capacity constructor of the StringBuilder class which can further result in EXTREME PERFORMANCE. read more...

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How to: Optimize the memory usage with strings
published 5 months, 5 days ago, submitted by eugenciuta 5 months, 7 days ago

dotnetfacts.blogspot.com — System.String type is used in any .NET application. We have strings as: names, addresses, descriptions, error messages, warnings or even application settings. Each application has to create, compare or format string data. Considering the immutability and the fact that any object can be converted to a string, all the available memory can be swallowed by a huge amount of unwanted string duplicates or unclaimed string objects. Now let's see how a string object should be handled to preserve memory. read more...

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How to: Optimize the strings’ comparison
submitted by eugenciuta 5 months, 7 days ago

dotnetfacts.blogspot.com — Due to my web research I found some useful tips about how to compare two strings making full use of performance in .NET Framework. read more...

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When string.ToLower() is Evil
published 7 months, 2 days ago, submitted by Vadmyst 7 months, 3 days ago

vadmyst.blogspot.com — Did you know how evil string.ToLower() can sometimes be? See an example when string.ToLower() is definitely not an option. read more...

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Extending the string object in c#
published 7 months, 28 days ago, submitted by hgarcia 8 months ago

blog.latrompa.com — Four methods to extend your string, ToCamel(), Capitalize(), CapitalizeAll() and ToPascal(). read more...

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String Concatenation vs Memory Allocation
published 11 months, 14 days ago, submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 11 months, 14 days ago

blog.cumps.be — Over the years, plenty has been written about string performance, lots of comparisons between String.Concat and StringBuilder. Today I decided to do some of my own research into the subject and contribute to the knowledge already out there. More specifically, I'll be taking a look at the memory usage for various concatenation methods. read more...

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StringBuilder is not always faster
published 11 months, 18 days ago, submitted by chinhdo 11 months, 18 days ago

chinhdo.com — Here is something you may not know about string concatenation: StringBuilder is not always faster. read more...

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3 More Useful VB.NET String Functions
submitted by vbnotebook 11 months, 28 days ago

vbnotebookfor.net — Features a How-To convert string to stream and back again, how to use the String.Compare function and a function to get the word count of a string read more...

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String Formatting in C#
published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by frogsbrain 1 year, 1 month ago

blog.stevex.net — A very handy guide to formatting strings in C#. read more...

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Sql Server: IsNullOrEmpty function
published 1 year, 2 months ago, submitted by spirit1 1 year, 2 months ago

weblogs.sqlteam.com — A familiar C# function in T-SQL. Usefull to keep it handy read more...

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Custom string formatting in .Net
published 1 year, 3 months ago, submitted by rajkwatra 1 year, 3 months ago

rajkwatra.blogspot.com — Recently, while working on a project, I came across the need to format the phone number supplied as string in the standard U.S. phone format(i.e. 1234567890 should be displayed as (123) 456-7890). The phone number was being fetched as a string from the database..... read more...

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Converting DateTime to String and back.
submitted by johnrummell johnrummell 1 year, 3 months ago

www2.john.rummellcc.com — How to convert to a DateTime to a String and back, with out loosing any of those pesky milliseconds. read more...

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Reverse a string in C# and bitwise XOR
submitted by spirit1 1 year, 4 months ago

weblogs.sqlteam.com — Showing the principle of XOR with reversing a string in C#. It's also pretty fast. Because bitwise operations should be common knowledge for every developer out there. read more...

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