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For example, I rarely need: using System.Text; but it's always there by default. I assume the application will use more memory if your code contains unnecessary using directives . But is there anything else I should be aware of? Also, does it make any difference whatsoever if the same using directive is used in only one file vs. most/all files? Edit: Note that this question is not about the unrelated concept called a using statement , designed to help one manage resources by ensuring that when an object goes out of scope, its IDisposable.Dispose method is called. See Uses of "using" in C# .
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