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The author demonstrates that the fastest way to iterate a list in C# is not what most people think. The author demonstrates two new span methods that are more memory efficient and faster than the original parallel version.

  • 00:00:00 In this video, Nick Chopster shows the fastest and most memory efficient way to iterate lists in C#. The fastest way to iterate a list is not what you think. Benchmarks show that 4 is slightly faster than for each, but the difference in performance is not visible when the list size is increased.
  • 00:05:00 The fastest way to iterate a list in C# is not what you think. There are three methods you can use: for each, for each link, and parallel for each. The for each loop is the slowest, while the for each link and parallel for each methods are about the same speed.
  • 00:10:00 The author of the video demonstrates that the fastest way to iterate a list in C# is not what most people think. The author demonstrates two new span methods that are more memory efficient and faster than the original parallel version.

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