An overview of data structures in C# with examples.
If you need to iterate over a specific size of data that will not grow or shrink and you will not be searching it frequently, use an Array.
If you need to iterate over a set of data that may grow or shrink and you will not be searching it frequently, use a List, Queue (first in, first out), or Stack (last in, first out).
If you need to iterate over a set of data that you will search frequently, use a SkipList.
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