What is PLINQ?

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Posted On: Jul 05, 2024

 

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    Answered by Sam Chadwick

    PLINQ is the combination of Parallel LINQ(Language Integrated Query) which is basically the parallel implementation of the LINQ pattern. It allows you to run LINQ queries on a multi-processor in parallel order with a motive of speed boosting. If you are working on a multi-core system and using LINQ then there are high chances that you will not get a good performance as your codes will not be parallelized by the standard operator. In short, the codes will run in serial fashion but with PLINQ query operators you are able to execute your code in parallel patterns. So, the PLINQ helps you increase the speed of LINQ more efficiently.

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