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Who would have thought that VB performes so well against C#. (At least for the export.) That both .NET10 builds are more memory friendly makes sense as both are newer and therefore more efficient.
Who would have thought that VB performes so well against C#. (At least for the export.) On second thought, it makes sense that both .NET 10 builds are more memory-efficient overall, as they share a more modern - and therefore more efficient - foundation.


====Notes on VB (.NET 10)====
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====Notes on C# (.NET 10)====
====Notes on C# (.NET 10)====
<s>Currently, XML is exported with slightly less accuracy: Doubles are rounded to 6 instead of 7 digits after the decimal separator.</s>
<s>Currently, XML is exported with slightly less accuracy: Doubles are rounded to 6 instead of 7 digits after the decimal separator.</s>
* The desired behavior can be reimplemented by adding methods that mimic this quasi-legacy float-parsing behavior.
* The desired behavior can be reimplemented by adding methods that mimic this quasi-legacy float-parsing.
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