Sumit Kumar
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- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 36
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- Aug 6, 2026
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- ~12 subscribers
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- Jul 3, 2026
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Need unique values?That's exactly why HashSet exists.#csharp#dotnet#softwareengineering (opens the original)
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Learn why HashSet exists and how it automatically removes duplicate values. In this episode: • Why duplicate values are dangerous • How HashSet works • Production examples • Best practices Subscribe for more software engineering content.
When to use Dictionary in C# #csharp#dotnet (opens the original)
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Learn why Dictionary is one of the most important collections in C#. In this episode: • Why List searches become slower • How Dictionary performs fast lookups • Production examples • Best practices Subscribe for more software engineering content. #csharp #dotnet #dictionary #collections #softwareengineering
Why Every C# Developer Uses List?? #csharp#dotnet#softwareengineering (opens the original)
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Why is List used in almost every C# application? In this short, you'll learn: • Why arrays become limiting • How List grows automatically • Production use cases • Best practices for choosing the right collection #csharp #dotnet #softwaredeveloper #backenddevelopment #programming #coding #engineeringdecoded #collections #list #developers
Arrays vs Collections in C# #csharp #dotnet #collections (opens the original)
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Compare arrays and collections in C# to learn when each is the right choice.
Why Collections Exist in C#?#csharp #dotnet #collections #coding (opens the original)
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Learn why C# collections were introduced and how they solve the limitations of arrays.
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