Boosting the Performance of an ASP.NET Application Using StringBuilder Class
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by Brett Burridge
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Using the StringBuilder class

The StringBuilder class is a member of the System.Text namespace and can be instantiated using the following code.

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Dim NewStringBuilder As New System.Text.StringBuilder

Once an instance of the class has been instantiated, text may be added to the class by using the Append method, as shown below.

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NewStringBuilder.Append("Hello")

Subsequent text may be concatenated to the text already contained in the class by making further uses of the Append method.

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NewStringBuilder.Append("World")

Finally, once all of the concatenations have been performed, the entire text may be accessed using the ToString() method of the class.

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NewStringBuilder.ToString()

Note that the StringBuilder class contains a number of other methods and properties that are beyond the scope of this article.


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