Maarten Balliauw • 11/15/2016

Exploring memory allocation and strings

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This technical article examines strings in .NET (C#), clarifying that they are objects managed by the Garbage Collector despite appearing like value types. It explores when strings are allocated in memory, demonstrates profiling results showing duplication, and is part of a series on reducing memory allocation in .NET code.

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