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Recently I have found myself using StringBuilder for all string concatenations, big and small, however in a recent performance test I swapped out a colleague's stringOut = string1 + "." string2 style concatenation (being used in a 10000x + loop with the StringBuilder being newed each time) for a StringBuilder just to see what difference it would make in a minor concatenation. I found, over many runs of the performance test, the change was both insignificantly higher or lower regardless of concatenation or StringBuilder (restating this was for small concatenations). At what point does the 'newing up' of a StringBuilder object negate the benefits of using one?
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