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SenthilkumarPosted Aug 9, 2009, 9:30 PM EDT
You should have compared stringbuilder with string. Both have one advantages. When we do many string insertion manipulations then we can use stringbuilder. Because its mutable. It will save memory location.The string is immutable and it will create a new memory for every insert operation. But when we do very small operation then String is best. Because StringBuilder will be allocated little bit large memory location for initially. With regards, Senthil "Happy Coding"