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If the input parsed is supposed to be well formed or isn't in a high performance area it's totally fine to use parse rather than the sorta ugly TryParse (which
by MichaelGG 9y ago
If the input parsed is supposed to be well formed or isn't in a high performance area it's totally fine to use parse rather than the sorta ugly TryParse (which require using out params you just said were bad).
Especially if all they're going to do is throw.