Topic: Duplicate/Copy List

[Kerry]

I did initially.

The program finished before the timer clicked in.

[It's Alive!]

I mean with a larger list I.e

Code: [Select]

IntCollection intList = new IntCollection();
      for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++)
        intList.Add(i);


[Kerry]

ahhhh ... obviously my dear Watson.

I'll finish lunch first.

[It's Alive!]

I'm still working on breakfast, rice congee 

[Kerry]

Here we go .... one million itterations of  cloning a 10 thousand element integer list
8.48  for old.ToList<int>()
vs
8.39 seconds for new List<int>(old)

[It's Alive!]

not much difference

[Kerry]

Nope ... but clocking it beats guessing

[Andrey Bushman]

I think what consider of crumbs not actually  

[Glenn R]

Iwas merely showing another way. Personally, I would do it the same as Kerry.

I was actually showing the foreach...

[Kerry]

I think what consider of crumbs not actually  

This needs translating for me

Iwas merely showing another way. Personally, I would do it the same as Kerry.

I was actually showing the foreach...

I got what I asked for Glenn ; variations on a theme

Yes, the foreach method was particularly interesting for me.