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Asked: 2026-05-12T08:26:54+00:00

This may be a silly question (with MSDN and all), but maybe some of

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This may be a silly question (with MSDN and all), but maybe some of you will be able to help me sift through amazing amounts of information.

I need to know the specifics of the implementations of common data structures and algorithms in C#. That is, for example, I need to know, say, how Linked Lists are handled and represented, how they and their methods are defined.

Is there a good centralized source of documentation for this (with code), or should I just reconstruct it? Have you ever had to know the specifics of these things to decide what to use?

Regards, and thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Scott Mitchell has a great 6-part article that covers many .NET data structures:

    An Extensive Examination of Data Structures

    For an algorithmic overview of data structures, I suggest reading the algorithm textbook: “Introduction to Algorithms” by Cormen, et al..

    For details on each .NET data structure the MSDN page on that specific class is good.

    When all of them fail to address issues, Reflector is always there. You can use it to dig through the actual source and see things for yourself.

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