This uses a significant amount of memory, particularly when you’re dealing with large strings. With .NET 9, you can split strings in a much more efficient way using the ReadOnlySpan<char> struct.

Continuing our discussion on working with strings efficiently, in this article we’ll look at how we can use the String.Create method to create strings with no resource overhead whatsoever.

C# - help copying escape characters in strings Jinxo Jul 31, 2004 Jump to latest Follow Reply ...