Why is there a Distinct() method available on the HashSet when they cannot contain duplicates anyway?
Why is there a Distinct() method available on the HashSet when they cannot contain
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The
Distinctmethod is not on theHashSet<>, but theIEnumerable<>that is implemented by theHashSet<>.Extension methods cannot be “omitted” from certain types. Once added to a type, all of that type and any derived will get the extension method.
Just to demonstrate, if you extended
objectyou’d litter everything if you added the relevant namespace. So don’t go adding: