Sorting in .Net (don't sort manually, let .Net do it for you) - level 100

Posted by: Jeffrey Palermo, on 08 Nov 2006 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I've labeled this as a level 100 topic because I feel that every .Net developer should know the basics of sorting.  With the base class library that we have to work with, we don't have to worry about sorting algorithms or speeding up our sorts.  Folks smarter than I have implemented the fast sorting that we have in .Net.Here, I'll cover the basics of how to sort your own domain object as well as how to sort any other object (even ones you didn't create).Let's consider...

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