Implemented string interpolation for increased code readability #113
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…s by converting text to use string interpolation.
…s by implementing string interpolation.
…mponents - improving memory usage; Implemented string interpolation to reduce number of String.Concat() invocations; Added measureSet parameter comment and corrected a spelling error
… string "noValidExtensionMessage" to store text due to the message being multiple lines, reducing need to change text in multiple places in the future.
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…ileLogging method in Logger.cs - due to readability
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Converted strings using String.Format or string concatenation to instead use string interpolation. This was done in an attempt to improve readability.
Within the GetResults method in ResponsivenessTimer.cs, resultString was changed to use StringBuilder as the "+=" operation was being called each iteration of the loop.
Fixed minor spelling errors for variable names, and added code comments.