The .NET library functions
The .NET library offers a huge amount of common functionalities that help to solve numerous problems that programmers may come across during day-to-day implementation. Most of these classes and functions are optimized for general use cases, which may not be optimal for a specific situation. It may be possible to replace a particular .NET library class with a custom implementation that is more suited to our specific use case.
There are also two big features in the .NET library that often become big performance hogs whenever they're used. This tends to be because they are only included as a quick-and-dirty solution to a given problem without much effort put into optimization. These features are LINQ and regular expressions ...
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