Hallo,
I just want to know the expert opinion on something I am planning to do. I have to write a method to determine cost of multiple objects . I can do this in two ways
Make a table with list of items and costs ( so basically I get cost data from a table - aprox 2000 rows & 3 columns) then use LINQ to list of objects
Create a polynomial function to calculate cost of an item ( at lease 10-20 lines of code depend on item)
what is better and faster?
Thanks
If values used in option two never change use this version while if values will change over time use option one.
is there any performance difference between these two?
Unknown without seeing the code as any code that works may or may not need optimization. For instance, if one was coding with Option Strict Off and depending on the runtime framework to figure things out vs using Option Strict On while another case might be using LINQ where LINQ may not be optimal or it may be, again hard to say. No matter I can't imagine there would be a huge difference between the two which if there is then we need to see the code.
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