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Does really List<byte> keep data in one block like byte[]?

Hi,
I heard roughly that List<bytekeep data in one block like byte[]. Is that
really true?

Please reply. Thanks in advance.

Hyun-jik Bae
Mar 4 '07 #1
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Hyun-jik Bae <im***********@paran.comwrote:
I heard roughly that List<bytekeep data in one block like byte[]. Is that
really true?

Please reply. Thanks in advance.
Yes. Basically List<Tkeeps an array of type T[] internally.

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