So when you call a virtual method like ToString which inherits from
System.Object you are taking the boxing hit. So if I have some code
that I know evaluates to a String and I don't use the ToString do I
avoid the overhead or am I occuring the time anyway?
I assume I avoid the time hit. Therefore, by inuring some risk into
my application am I increasing my speed.
See my example.
String errors = mMainDataSource.SelectSingleNode("my:myFields/
my:validationErrors", NamespaceManager).Value; no boxing
String errors = mMainDataSource.SelectSingleNode("my:myFields/
my:validationErrors", NamespaceManager).Value.ToString(); boxing
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