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By Hepic_Antony_Skarlatos, 9 years ago, In English

I was practising in a problem here in codeforces,and I wanted to train my C# skills a bit. So I wrote an answer about the problem,and when I tested it throwed "time limit exceed". I was curious about a faster way,so I checked 2-3 another sources,and I found a very similar one in C++. So I wrote the same program in C++,and my answer was accepted.

Why happened that?

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Your submission list shows no attempts in C#.

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    click "show unofficial"

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    Your C# code TLs because these operations in .Net have O(len(str)) complexity:

    str1 += "1";
    str2 += "1";
    str1 += (check1[i] ?  "1" : "0");
    str2 += (check2[i] ? "1" : "0");
    

    Read about strings in .Net and about StringBuilder class.

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      Ohh that sounds interesting,but what you would suggest to fix that? You suggest to use that "StringBuilder" ?

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        Yes, StringBuilder will allow you to use that approach you used with the performance you thought it would have.