How does List work under the hood in .NET?
Read OriginalThis technical article delves into how the List<T> data structure functions internally in .NET. It compares Lists to arrays, explains the concepts of Count and Capacity, and details the expensive resizing operation (which doubles capacity) when adding elements. It also covers performance optimizations like setting an initial capacity and discusses why a linked list isn't used.
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