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List<T> vs BindingList<T> Advantages/DisAdvantages
what is the difference between IList and IBindingList ? When to use what and where not to use what in C# ?
public interface IBindingList : IList,
ICollection, IEnumerable
They are designed for different scenarios
IListis designed to be a very efficient container of objects. It’s minimalisticIBindingListis designed to be a container of objects which provides a richer API that enables more scenarios such as UI data binding.If you dig into the APIs you’ll find that
IBindingListhas a much richer event collection thanIList(which has none). It takes the trade off of extra overhead to provide a richer API that fits more scenarios such as UI data binding.