Suthahar Jegatheesan • 10/22/2023

Improving C# Performance by Using AsSpan and Avoiding Substring

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This technical article compares the traditional C# Substring method with the newer AsSpan method. It details how Substring creates new string objects and copies data, leading to performance and memory issues. It demonstrates using AsSpan to create a ReadOnlySpan view, avoiding allocations and improving efficiency in string manipulation scenarios.

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