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Do we need both Enumerable and List? Should we consolidate functionality, or simply refactor them so that one calls the other to remove code duplication?
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I say push the most primitive functionality's from Enumerable to List and have Enumerable be a pseudo Sub Class of either List or TypedList, since Enumerable is immutable and List isn't. Enumerable should be the most commonly used class though. List should just be for sub-classing.
Do we need both Enumerable and List? Should we consolidate functionality, or simply refactor them so that one calls the other to remove code duplication?
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