Hi, I'm developing a C# API that will be exposed to users via IronPython. I'm a bit confused on what types of collections should the API provide through its public interface (both as input and output parameters of methods and as properties).
For example, what type is most suitable for exposing lists? Should I use IronPython.Runtime.List or can I reuse standard .NET generic lists? I want the API to have the Python look and feel, but on the other hand in some cases exposing IronPython.Runtime.List means I have to construct&fill it before passing it out (and performance is important in the case of this API). In terms of Python usage is there any real difference between IronPython.Runtime collections and .NET ones? Do .NET collections provide the same set of access methods and properties as standard Python collections? Thanks, Igor
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