So i've got a little testing table that i write little methods in before i implement them into my own codebase. I was making something that will swap a string from snake case to camel case and this was the best i could come up with.

static string OutName(string inName)
{
StringBuilder outName = new();
for (int i = 0; i < inName.Length; i )
{
if (i == 0)
{
outName.Append(Char.ToUpper(inName[i]));
}
else if (inName[i].Equals('_'))
{
if (i 1 != inName.Length)
{
outName.Append(Char.ToUpper(inName[i 1]));
}
i ;
}
else
{
outName.Append(inName[i]);
}
}
string endName = outName.ToString();
return endName;
}

I'm not super new to C# but whenever it comes to string manipulation i always want to default to C style arrays and memory allocation (its a hard habit to break lmao). Anyway, this feels pretty verbose for what i'm trying to do (and i could just be overthinking it) but it works great every time so i'm not mad, just wondering if anyone has done the same and came up with a different solution that might be a little more readable. If not, and you find this by googling, feel free to take it and use it. Happy Friday!

edit: oh lord its Saturday not Friday,