Multiple StringBuilder.Append calls vs. single .Append with inner string concat
What is the best practice when using string builders in .NET regarding multiple calls of the .Append method vs. a single call to .Append while concatenating its parameters?
sb.Append(name).Append("; ");
vs.
sb.Append(name + "; ");
Is there any performance penalty when using one over the other? The second variant might in some cases be more readable (and is shorter to write).
Will doing such simple string concatenation of short strings nullify the performance/memory gains of using a string builder?
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