There is no NSString class in C# as it is specific to Apple's Objective-C programming language. However, C# does have a similar class called "String" which can be used to handle text data.
One common operation in iOS development is encoding strings for the purpose of secure communication or data storage. In C#, this can be achieved using the System.Text.Encoding class and its various subclasses.
Here are some code examples of using encoding in C#:
All of these examples use the System.Text.Encoding class which is part of the .NET Framework and can be used in any C# project.
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