Is HttpResponse.Write different from StringWriter.Write?

Question

I found myself writing to a screenwriter, and then at the end of the function I do resp.Write(sw.ToString()). Is it not necessary? If I could use HttpResponse.Write several times, could it potentially send data several times (pieces), even if my page is 2k? How is HttpResponse.Write different from StringWriter.Write?

Answer 1

In this case, there is no need to create an intermediate line. You do not need to worry about what the network stack does (HttpResponse.Write is split into several low-level sockets). However, you get maximum performance simply by writing data as soon as you have it.

Answer 2

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