For every situation that warrants the use of an array … there is an awesome collection with benefits. Is there any specific use case for Arrays any more in .NET?
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For every situation that warrants the use of an array … there is an awesome collection with benefits. Is there any specific use case for Arrays any more in .NET?
Sending/Receiving data with a specific length comes to mind, ie. Serial Port, Web Request, FTP Request. Basically stuff that works on a lower level in the system. Also, most Collections are using an array for storage (Noteable exception:
LinkedList<T>). Collections are just another abstraction layer.