What exactly is the difference between the two functions. The output seems similar except the Uri.EscapeUriString encodes spaces to %20 and Server.UrlEncode encodes them as a + sign.
And the final question which should be used preferably
Server.UrlEncode vs Uri.EscapeDataString
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I found that HttpUtility.UrlEncode is tolerant to null strings and long strings. It's available both in .NET Core and .NET Framework.
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