Convert to Char[] or just use String[i]

[pigeonrandle]

Quickie time!
Is indexing using String to get individual characters 'as quick' as
converting the String to a Char[] and then using Char? Is the
conversion to Char[] worth the processing?

In advance, i thank you,
James Randle.

 

[Christof Nordiek]

Hi James,

string is like a readonly char[]. Access of individual characters from a
string should be the same as accessing them from an char[]. So the
conversion to char[] would be only extra processing and memory management,
withour any use.

Christof

 

[pigeonrandle]

Christof,

Cheers.

Hi James,

string is like a readonly char[]. Access of individual characters from a
string should be the same as accessing them from an char[]. So the
conversion to char[] would be only extra processing and memory management,
withour any use.

Christof

Quickie time!
Is indexing using String to get individual characters 'as quick' as
converting the String to a Char[] and then using Char? Is the
conversion to Char[] worth the processing?

In advance, i thank you,
James Randle.

 

[Michael D. Ober]

Converting to a Char[] and then retrieving the indexed value will retrieve a
system.Char structure. Indexing into a string returns a system.String
object. Normally, the latter is quicker since there is no copy to an array,
but sometimes you want the char result.

Mike Ober.

 

[Bill Butler]

Indexing into a string returns a system.String object.

That is not true.
Indexing into a string returns a char

Bill