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Explore Stack InternalVersion 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilderStringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
Version 1 is preferable because it is shorter and the compiler will in fact turn it into version 2 - no performance difference whatsoever.
More importantly given we have only 3 properties it might not make a difference, but at what point do you switch from concat to builder?
At the point where you're concatenating in a loop - that's usually when the compiler can't substitute StringBuilder by itself.
