Efficiency of linq expression
Paul Cowan <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.devel.dotnet.advanced |
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Hi,
I have the following method that needs to run as fast as possible (don't
they all).
I hope it is obvious that I want all mobile users and all landline users who
are not in the mobile list.
I sincerelly doubt this is as efficient as it could be.
Maybe somebody can point out a faster way of doing this:
public override List<Callee> CalleesForInitialSend()
{
var mobile = new List<Callee>(Callees.Where(x => (x is MobileVoiceCallee
)));
var landLine = new List<Callee>(Callees.Where(x => (x is
LandLineVoiceCallee)));
mobile.Join
(
landLine,
mob => mob.Contact.Uid,
land => land.Contact.Uid,
(m, l) => l
)
.ForEach(x => mobile.Remove(x));
return mobile;
}
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