About Merijn Geurts
Hello! I’m Merijn, a dedicated and passionate Software Engineer.
Current Role
Since 2020, I’ve been working full-time at Frontis, a digital partner specializing in design, technology, and marketing. It’s been an enriching experience, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the digital space.
Early Career
My professional journey began in April 2016 when I joined Frontis as a Junior Software Engineer. During this time, I also pursued a part-time HBO-ICT course at the Han in Arnhem, balancing academics and work.
Education
My foundation in software engineering was laid at the Graafschap College in Doetinchem, where I undertook application development training. This experience was instrumental in shaping my understanding of the field.
If you’re working with strings in C#, you’ve probably encountered the need to extract substrings or manipulate portions of a string. Traditionally, you would use the Substring method to extract a portion of a string, but there’s a newer alternative called “spans” that you might want to consider.
In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between substrings and spans in C#, and discuss how you can use each approach efficiently to handle strings in your code.