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If I have the following statement:
whatever.Select(x => collection.ToArray()[index]).ToList();
Is LINQ smart enough to perform the ToArray cast only once (I’m not really aware of how this closure is transformed and evaluated)?
I understand that this code is bad, just interested.
No, it will be performed once for every item in whatever.