Most of the benchmarks these articles tests a collection is doing so using List that uses a real-world business object (Person). I was curious about how that would perform against using an array of Person.
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[New post] Collection Performance: Sorting the Record Type
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
dotNetDave posted: " Subscriber Content The new class type called record in .NET in many cases can really speed things up in your code. I have previously written about the new record type in the
[New post] Collection Performance: Sorting Collections
Monday, October 25, 2021
dotNetDave posted: " Subscriber Content There are several ways to sort a collection in .NET. Some of the sorting methods are part of LINQ. Let's look at the methods that are part of the System
[New post] Collection Performance: Looping Over Other Collection Types
Friday, October 22, 2021
dotNetDave posted: " Subscriber Content I would guess that most code that is written defines a collection like this: var collection = new List<Person>(); Using List<> is perfectly fine
[New post] Collection Performance: Converting a List to Different Collection Types
Thursday, October 21, 2021
dotNetDave posted: "What if you already have a collection in memory, like after calling a service or database, and you need to return it as a different collection type? public Person[]
[New post] Collection Performance: Creating New Sorted Collection From a Collection
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
dotNetDave posted: " Subscriber Content Since LINQ was introduced in .NET 3.5, I have always used it to sort collections like this: var result = directories.OrderBy(p => p.LastWriteTime).ToList
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