Carlos Mendible • 8/16/2018

.NET Core, BenchmarkDotNet and string compare performance

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This article provides a step-by-step guide on using the BenchmarkDotNet library in a .NET Core console application to benchmark and compare the performance of two string comparison methods: using the '==' operator with ToLower() versus using string.Compare with case-insensitivity. It includes full code examples, setup instructions, and an analysis of the benchmark results to determine the faster method.

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