Steven Giesel • 4/14/2022

4 Different ways of creating an array

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This technical blog post details four distinct methods for creating arrays in C#: using the 'new' operator, renting from an ArrayPool, and using GC.AllocateArray and GC.AllocateUninitializedArray. It explains the performance implications, memory management responsibilities, and specific use cases for each method, with a focus on micro-optimizations for hot paths in software development.

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