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11 Jan 2012CPOL 8K   1

How about using the extension method: return s.Count(c => (c == '\n'));

How about using the extension method:

return s.Count(c => (c == '\n'));

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You do realise that that is Linq in disguise? :laugh: Index ... OriginalGriff10-Jan-12 8:37 OriginalGriff 10-Jan-12 8:37  You do realise that that is Linq in disguise? Index (1) : 166 Index (2) : 955 Index (3) : 1024 Index (4) : 162 Index (5) : 1217 Index (6) : 1545 Index (7) : 1091 Split : 1080 Regex : 2516 Linq (Expl) : 3577 Linq Count : 3541 Second slowest! I am going to have to update this tip to show all the methods so far - I was just waiting for Aho-Corasick to be implemented and see what it did...

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