Re: Fastest way to convert an object to a string

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Buddy Home <BuddyHome@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
By class consists of Hashtable, strings, integers and double.

We are using Serialization because of the Hashtable.

Any other ideas?

Just because it's using a hashtable doesn't mean you can't do the
conversion to a string yourself. It will require some care, but that
doesn't mean it's not possible.

What type of object does the hashtable contain, for both keys and
values?

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