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💡HTTP Status Codes

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.NET 9 introduces the new LINQ method CountBy. It allows for calculating the frequency of a key. This improvement looks nice. What do you think?

okyrylchuk's tweet image. .NET 9 introduces the new LINQ method CountBy.

It allows for calculating the frequency of a key.

This improvement looks nice.

What do you think?

LINQ Tip: Use ToList() after filtering, not before. Why? 🔹 First version loads everything into memory before filtering 🔹 Second version filters at source, better for DB or large collections 🔹 Especially important when using EF Core or APIs with IQueryable #charp #dotnet

codewhisperdev's tweet image. LINQ Tip:

Use ToList() after filtering, not before.

Why?

🔹 First version loads everything into memory before filtering
🔹 Second version filters at source, better for DB or large collections
🔹 Especially important when using EF Core or APIs with IQueryable

#charp #dotnet

🔹 What is Queue<T>? Queue<T> is a First-In-First-Out (FIFO) collection in C#. It means the first item you add is the first one to be removed. When to use? - Task scheduling - Print jobs - Message handling - Breadth-first search (BFS) in graphs Example:

codewhisperdev's tweet image. 🔹 What is Queue&amp;lt;T&amp;gt;?

Queue&amp;lt;T&amp;gt; is a First-In-First-Out (FIFO) collection in C#.
It means the first item you add is the first one to be removed.

When to use?

- Task scheduling
- Print jobs
- Message handling
- Breadth-first search (BFS) in graphs

Example:

SQL Tip: Always monitor and maintain your indexes. Unused or duplicate indexes = slower writes and wasted space. Why? - Clean indexes = faster inserts/updates - Less I/O, better performance 🔍 Use this to find unused indexes in SQL Server

codewhisperdev's tweet image. SQL Tip:

Always monitor and maintain your indexes.
Unused or duplicate indexes = slower writes and wasted space.

Why?
- Clean indexes = faster inserts/updates
- Less I/O, better performance

🔍 Use this to find unused indexes in SQL Server

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