Do you use String.Empty instead of ""?
Last updated by Brook Jeynes [SSW] over 1 year ago.See historySince .NET 5+, the choice between using String.Empty and "" is a stylistic decision for the team. In .NET Framework, "" is less efficient than String.Empty from a memory perspective which can result in better performance due to faster garbage collection.
From the team that worked on performance in .NET: String.Empty vs "" in modern .NET language
public string myString
{
get
{
return ;
}
}Figure: Bad code if used in .NET Framework. Low performance
public string myString
{
get
{
return string.Empty;
}
}Figure: Good code if used in .NET Framework. Higher performance
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