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  • Memory Management: Generics vs objects

    One of the most important parts of software development is memory management. Memory management is important for every software application. If one is to write a well developed software application, one must have a fair bit of knowledge in the area of memory managament. It is important to understand the underlying technology which allows ...
    Posted to Orcs Goblins and .NET (Weblog) by Brendan on November 11, 2007
  • Understanding the Queue Data Structure Using a Simple C# Implementation

    Introduction The Queue is a very important and common Data Structure in Computer Science. As the name queue suggests, this data structure can be described with an analogy of waiting in a line. There is no cutting allowed in the line, so the first person in the line is the first person out of the line. With the data structure it is the same way ...
    Posted to Orcs Goblins and .NET (Weblog) by Brendan on October 10, 2007
  • Simple C# Stack Implementation

    I've just written a quick little stack implementation for use in explaining the stack data structure. It is written in C# and is not exactly a robust solution, but it works well enough. It is stubbed out with the basics of what is required to have a working stack. If you don't know how a Stack works, I also recommend reading my Simple Explanation ...
    Posted to Orcs Goblins and .NET (Weblog) by Brendan on October 9, 2007
  • Generic List AddRange, Remove, and Count Performance

    The .NET System.Collections.Generic.List class is not a linked list as non-.NET users might expect. This list class is actually more like an array list than a linked list. Because of this it has some of the benefits of arrays. Simply because of the array data structure which exists within the generic list class, the class is able to achieve a ...
    Posted to Orcs Goblins and .NET (Weblog) by Brendan on August 2, 2007