Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Optimizing Collection Examination This content discusses four methods for evaluating items in a collection using predicates or filters, mainly focusing on the LINQ Any() method. It highlights the performance of Count() as superior …

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results will surprise you! Check it out!
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Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Optimizing Collection Examination This content discusses four methods for evaluating items in a collection using predicates or filters, mainly focusing on the LINQ Any() method. It highlights the performance of Count() as superior …

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results will surprise you! Check it out!
dotnettips.wordpress.com/2025/03/26/m...
#MVPBuzz #dotnet10

Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Optimizing Collection Examination This content discusses four methods for evaluating items in a collection using predicates or filters, mainly focusing on the LINQ Any() method. It highlights the performance of Count() as superior …

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results will surprise you! Check it out!
dotnettips.wordpress.com/2025/03/26/m...
#MVPBuzz #dotnet10

Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Improving Performance with Count() and LongCount() vs Any() In Microsoft .NET, checking if an IEnumerable contains items can be done using Count(), LongCount(), or Any(). Despite Microsoft’s recommendation to use Any() for efficiency, benchmarks reveal Coun…

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results might surprise you! Check it out!
dotnettips.wordpress.com/2025/03/26/m...
#MVPBuzz

Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Improving Performance with Count() and LongCount() vs Any() In Microsoft .NET, checking if an IEnumerable contains items can be done using Count(), LongCount(), or Any(). Despite Microsoft’s recommendation to use Any() for efficiency, benchmarks reveal Coun…

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results might surprise you! Check it out!
dotnettips.wordpress.com/2025/03/26/m...
#MVPBuzz

Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Improving Performance with Count() and LongCount() vs Any() In Microsoft .NET, checking if an IEnumerable contains items can be done using Count(), LongCount(), or Any(). Despite Microsoft’s recommendation to use Any() for efficiency, benchmarks reveal Coun…

Is it always better to use Any() over Count() in #dotnet? I analyze #CA1827 and benchmark the performance of Count(), Any(), and LongCount() for checking if an IEnumerable<T> contains items. The results might surprise you! Check it out!
#MVPBuzz