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I answered a phone interview question once with LINQ -- it was about combining string arrays while avoiding duplicates. The HR interviewer followed up my answe
by scrabble 13y ago
I answered a phone interview question once with LINQ -- it was about combining string arrays while avoiding duplicates.
The HR interviewer followed up my answer asking about runtime and memory usage. While these are good questions, I got the feeling they didn't want to receive an answer using a single line of LINQ.
- gohrt 13y agoDo you know the runtime and memory usage of a LINQ query? That's sort of a complication of LINQ.