IndexedLinq enhances IP.i4o (index for objects) (https://github.com/ipashchuk/IP.i4o) wich enhances the i4o library (https://github.com/ericksoa/i4o) from which it was forked. This library was renamed as well in order to prevent confusion if, for example, both this and the original were to appear on NuGet.
- Allows indexes to be added to collections to optimize LINQ queries since, by default, LINQ queries collection items sequentially. Specifically, this is achieved by adding either a comparison or an equality index, which have O(log n) or O(1) operation, respectively.
Standard (unoptimized) LINQ queries: **O(n)** LINQ queries with comparison index: **O(log n)** LINQ queries with equality index: **O(1)**
- Optimized inefficient index queries whereby the binary search was performed twice: first to check if the key existed and again to look up the key/value
- Removed c5 collections dependency/source code (it was used by i40 primarily for its red-black tree implementation and helper methods for selecting ranges) in favor of the .NET built-in generic
SortedList<TKey,TValue>(the range selection functionality was implemented viaSortedList<TKey,TValue>extension methods). - Removed Silverlight projects -- this is mainly because I'm not developing anything for Silverlight at the moment and do not want to spend time maintaining it.
- Net Standard 2.0 support
- [https://github.com/dotnetprojects/IndexedLinq/issues] (https://github.com/dotnetprojects/IndexedLinq/issues)
- NuGet [https://www.nuget.org/packages/DotNetProjects.IndexedLinq/] (https://www.nuget.org/packages/DotNetProjects.IndexedLinq/)
- Download/fork the source and build.
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