Take advantage of String.Create to create strings with no allocation overhead and improve the performance of your .NET 6 applications.

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.

Take advantage of string interpolation to incorporate variable substitution in formatted strings in C#.

Simple problem...I inherit, for example, from CheckBox, adding 2 strings to the new class, along with their appropriate get/set functions.I don't want to have to go into the code wherever the ...