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.Net Missing "Set" Collection05/22/2005 01:31 AM
How in the world can you go porting Java collections to .Net
and miss the Set collection type?!? I suppose someone said: "hey,
why not just use a HashTable and always put in the same value?" At
least someone was nice enough to write
a Set collection and post it to Code Project.
In case you're wondering how fast each of the collection types is,
I also found an old
article on performance of the various collection types
(let me know if you know of any others or comparisons to Java collections).
1. Adam Kruszewski05/22/2005 14:43:42
Homepage: http://adam.kruszewski.name/
Download nhibernate package -- it includes a nice ISET implementation.
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