List > Array

@CodeRed_dev true, but it doesn't have anything to do with C# it's just a fact.

@CodeRed_dev Arrays in C# never made sense. They're heap allocated but can't grow. I consider them a legacy before generics showed up.

@CodeRed_dev Array is good for Static data, and List is good for Dynamic each one has its own best scenarios.

@CodeRed_dev where’s the love for stackalloc arrays

@CodeRed_dev I have slowly transitioned to using Lists almost every where

@CodeRed_dev Lists are easier to deal with most of the time

@CodeRed_dev This sounds like: Porshe 911 > Cat bulldozer Both have its pros and cons, you choose it depending on the context

@CodeRed_dev ArrayList is #1

@CodeRed_dev Bro your L1 cache... it's starving...........

@CodeRed_dev Vector

@CodeRed_dev But why? I’m not like a super beginner but I always just use arrays because that’s what I know. What’s a list?

@CodeRed_dev Apples and oranges

@CodeRed_dev I looove using arrays and casting them to a list temporarily to add, remove, etc..

@CodeRed_dev Why?

@CodeRed_dev 100% agree

@CodeRed_dev Lists are useful, I do like to use arrays when I need performance boosts though. Especially in tightly controlled environments.

@CodeRed_dev List supremacy

@CodeRed_dev I use both

@CodeRed_dev I don't think I've ever used an array in my game

@CodeRed_dev true