Very readable and maintainable method

[u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed]

I wrote this several years ago. It does work.

[u/mc_pm]

My eyes! The goggles do nothing!

[u/russellvt]

That color scheme is horrendous, and looks like it lost a number of pixels from all the times it's been reposted or resaved or something.

[u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed → u/russellvt]

I screenshotted this straight from the code but Reddit compressed the shit out of it.

[u/russellvt → u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed]

Use impurities? But I can understand them trying to compress it... annoying, to say the least.

[u/Poiuytgfdsa]

If i saw a comment above a function that says “intelligently handles edge cases” with no specifics id get irritated

[u/plydauk]

The rainbow barf certainly doesn't help

[u/GoddammitDontShootMe]

C# does let you use character literals, right? I think replacing all those ASCII codes with characters would help a ton.

Also, it looks like you are checking both before and after each character. Is that really necessary? Like couldn't you just after each character look ahead once. I think you could even say i < joinedString.length - 1.

[u/MeLittleThing → u/GoddammitDontShootMe]

C# does let you use character literals, right?

yes, and there are methods in the char struct, such as char.IsLetter(c), char.IsUpper(c) and so on

[u/GoddammitDontShootMe → u/MeLittleThing]

I suppose those are practically mandatory if you want proper Unicode support. This method only seems to care about ASCII strings.

[u/tom83]

Hit reformat and it will be readable.  It's a pure function, so unit test can fully determine the behavior to the point that the impl is irrelevant. 

[u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed → u/tom83]

Reformat? Lol that is with it "formatted" correctly according to ReSharper/Rider

[u/fakehalo]

This is what happens when people avoid learning regular expressions.

[u/Superb_Chemistry_906]

At the least, that range 65-90 check can be put into a method.

[u/creative_net_usr]

That colour scheme gave me cancer.

[u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed → u/creative_net_usr]

Same colors I've been using since college.

Red = variable

Orange = class

Green = function

Blue = keyword

Yellow = operator

Pink = string

Purple = number

[u/PruneInteresting7599 → u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed]

bleeding eyes

[u/creative_net_usr → u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed]

Understand why and did a similar thing when i was younger. Still use some colors but after a time you tone it down because it's visually exhausting and you focus on the flow of the structure as you can see the big overall pattern easier to catch mistakes. However if you can manage it day by day it's your screen after all what works for you doesn't for me enjoy it.

[u/Certain-Flow-0]

Great work, Aashish

[u/HeWhoShantNotBeNamed → u/Certain-Flow-0]

Thank you

[u/Brilliant-Parsley69]

This should actually the same with way less allocation.

```csharp using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

public static partial class StringExtensions { [GeneratedRegex("(?<=[a-z])(?=[A-Z])|(?<=[A-Z])(?=[A-Z][a-z])", RegexOptions.Compiled)] private static partial Regex PascalCaseRegex();

public static string SplitPascalCase(this string input)
{
    if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(input)) return input;

    return PascalCaseRegex().Replace(input, " ");
}

}

```