When should I NOT use LINQ To Objects?
The inverse of this question has been asked, but didn’t cover when not to use L2O.
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When should I NOT use LINQ To Objects?
The inverse of this question has been asked, but didn’t cover when not to use L2O.
One reason is when the performance isn’t what you need. If the underlying implementation of
IEnumerabledoesn’t have an indexer, calls toLast(), Skip(), ElementAt(), etc can result in O(Bad) perf.