The title says it all: how would you manipulate strings in C# without the system libraries? I got this question recently in an interview and I've been stumped by it since. It's one of those things ...

Take advantage of String.Create to create strings with no allocation overhead and improve the performance of your .NET 6 applications.

As part of the .NET 7 launch, on November 8th Microsoft unveiled the new features of C# 11, the latest version of the popular .NET programming language. The most prominent improvements include ...

Take advantage of string interpolation to incorporate variable substitution in formatted strings in C#.