The Size Limits For Arrays And OrderBy()?
May 23, 2010
I'm very new to the whole thing and am slowly building a little app which takes a series of numbers into an array,orders them,does calculations and outputs the result.To this end I'm using arrays declared like:
string[] and the function OrderBy().
Eventually this little prog is intended to read text files containing perhaps thousands of values so I thought I should find out:
What are the size limits for such arrays?What are the size limits for OrderBy() ?
Is OrderBy() an effective sort routine for large arrays or does it get very slow?
I hope it is okay to ask these questions.I realise I could find out for myself as soon as I've got it to where it can upload and read a text file and process it...... but I'm not there yet.
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