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== Why is this an issue?
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With `string.StartsWith(char)` and `string.EndsWith(char)`, only the first character of the string is compared to the provided character, whereas the `string` versions of those methods have to do checks about the current `StringComparison` and `CultureInfo`. Thus, the `char` overloads are significantly faster for default comparison scenarios.
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These overloads were introduced in `.NET Core 2.0`.
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