C#

Christian Graus wrote:

First of all, unstead of \r\n, use Environment.NewLine.

Christian Graus wrote:

hen, a stringbuilder gets created before the loop, you add your strings in the loop ( but add the newline on a seperate line, or you're still concatenating strings as you go ). Then use the ToString method to get your string at the end.

Christian Graus wrote:

The calls to Flush are also expensive and unnecessary, flush once at the end if you need to.

Greeeg wrote:

so I do a "\r\n"

Greeeg wrote:

Won't this create a terribly large string in memory when I send mails with attachments of several megabytes in size?

tota_1 wrote:

Thank alot but i need it urgently

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

I don't think he needs to be told how not to post his "homework" questions.

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