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When is it better to use String.Format vs string concatenation?

I've got a small piece of code that is parsing an index value to determine a cell input into Excel. It's got me thinking... ...
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Why do people say that Ruby is slow? [closed]

... Why is Ruby considered slow? Because if you run typical benchmarks between Ruby and other languages, Ruby loses. I do not find Ruby to be slow but then again, I'm just using it to make simple CRUD apps and company blog...
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Why do we use arrays instead of other data structures?

As I was programming, I haven't seen an instance where an array is better for storing information than another form thereof. I had indeed figured the added "features" in programming languages had improved upon this and by that replaced them. I see now that they aren't replaced but rather given new ...
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Comparing Java enum members: == or equals()?

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What happens if you static_cast invalid value to enum class?

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Why is it Valid to Concatenate Null Strings but not to Call “null.ToString()”?

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What is “:-!!” in C code?

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Using @property versus getters and setters

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What is the difference between cout, cerr, clog of iostream header in c++? When to use which one?

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Why does 2 == [2] in JavaScript?

I recently discovered that 2 == [2] in JavaScript. As it turns out, this quirk has a couple of interesting consequences: ...