A small update for strings in C# 11 is the ability to quickly specify a string literal as UTF-8 encoded, instead of the .NET default UTF-16 encoding, adding a u8 suffix to it.

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 ...

The static C# method I've been using, for example, simply returns a string: [JSInvokable] public static string SayHelloCS(string name, string salutation) { return "Hello, " + salutation + " " + name; ...

This article discusses the const, static and readonly keywords in C#, how they compare, and how we should use them in our C# applications.